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Twelve o-clock high

By patspeirs  
B17 Series

‘Twelve o’clock high’

As the lead section of the B17 formation comes within range of the Luftwaffe fighter defences the deadly battle to complete the mission starts. The first section of Bf109s finishes their attack by half rolling through the formation while two pairs of Fw190s are poised in the ‘twelve o’clock high’ position in a concerted approach to try and split the formidable gun defences of the B17 formation.

Title taken from the classic b/w film of the same name which serves as a fair account of the 8th Air Force B17 operations

Tags: Digital art Ww2 B17 Combat

Voters: ringyneck, franken, luckybry and 19 more


Uploaded:
2 Jun 2011 10:04AM
Camera:
Canon EOS-1D Mark IV
Specifications
Shutter Speed:
1/400s
Aperture:
f/8.0
ISO:
200
Focal Length:
560.0 mm
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Comments


Jestertheclown 8 7.5k 251 England
2 Jun 2011 10:47AM
Hi Pat,

A watermark?

Bren.

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Joline Plus
11 28 53 United States
2 Jun 2011 10:51AM
You have produce a very convincing dog fight....well done.
Scaramanga Plus
9 56 6 United Kingdom
2 Jun 2011 11:36AM
Incredibly brilliant.
patspeirs 10 Scotland
2 Jun 2011 11:47AM
Hi Bren
Yes a watermark - a throw back to the images on the selling web-site. Missed it.

Pat
Catfish2 6 41 United Kingdom
2 Jun 2011 1:18PM
Very well depicted atmosphere, brilliant

Bruce
RonnieAG Plus
7 154 117 Scotland
2 Jun 2011 2:32PM
Hi Pat, another of your super compilations and as always accompanied by the interesting and informative narrative. The elements within the f rame all seem to be si ideally positioned. Excellent work as always,
Regards, Ronnie.
teocali Plus
9 441 18 England
2 Jun 2011 3:29PM
Simply superb, Pat - you really are the master of aviation digital art! Informative write-up as always.
Sylvia
SteveMoulding Plus
8 3 7 United Kingdom
2 Jun 2011 10:36PM
Another superbly composed piece of work. I have to agree with Sylvia, you are the Master.
Steve.

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