Red Cathedral

As you might know: Sanicole 2022 was the first event I shot some airshow stills and it was while working at the Sony booth. Actually it was good fun, not só very different from the fast cars I shot over 15 years ago.. and the cameras have advanced quite a bit since then. Since the airshows in Limburg (BE) alternate between the airbases of Sanicole & Kleine-Brogel, this year we were invited to the military airbase of Kleine-Brogel with a booth during the Belgian Airforce Days. . . Yes, those BAF-Days were during the heatwave of early September and now it's the last week of November.. and I still have almost 200 selected stills to process. Maybe that tells you something about the workload of these last months and of the prioritization. . And that's too bad because it was a great event to work  ( Eventhough I could hardly stand on my foot due to a tear in the ankle ligament which hurt as much as this spit that's haunting me at the moment.. Decades of pushing your o

Sometimes work brings you to interesting places you might never visit otherwise.    The biggest airshow of the Benelux is such a place. Eventhought we were so busy lending out gear and explaining camera settings that we didn't manage to go much further than 50 meters from our booth ( except for food & beer runs ), we did make a few shots with the selection of Sony lenses we were showcasing .. because WE CAN! . I can't give any comments on all the events happening at the venue because we didn't have the opportunity to walk the grounds. We did see and hear what happened in the air and that was impressive to say the least. One can only be dazzled by both the pilot's skills and by the skills of everyone designing & building such machines.. both old ones and new ones. Yes, that F-35 will tear your eardrums to pieces if it wants to, but you have to admire the sudden moves it can make in the air while being such a big chunk of metal. The event was completely so