Thank you all very much for the comments and time taken on the mods, apologies for being so slow in replying. The sepia look comes from the WB setting and for me gave a more 'historical' look to the picture, however this has not come across and I agree the mods are an improvement on the original. It was hand held, usng a fence post as support, with a large zoom and an older camera. The tripod is now in the boot! I'll certainly take a look at the exposure settings, as I think this is an issue with other pictures I have taken (not posted on here).

I took a series of pictures with slightly different settings so will have a look at the others and incorporate your advice.

Thanks again, Robin

Beautiful shot, capturing the light like that. Is that Corfe Castle?

Definitely a Belgian Air Force F-16, not sure why the details aren't on the website. Plenty of action in those photos, great capture of the afterburner in 3 and 4.

I live quite locally and know that area well and never thought of it as a suitable venue for a nude photo shoot. My opinion is now completely changed! Beautiful model and backdrop, the two compliment each other very well. I like the different tones you've captured and look forward to seeing more.

Great photo, a lovely group of aircraft and I'm glad the pilots got their formation tight!

I saw Sally B do a flyover at RAF Wyton years ago, it's good to see her still flying!

The final image was definitely worth all the effort of combining the old negative with the digital elements, it's a great picture.

Rob

I'd be chuffed to bits to even see a bittern, let alone take such a fantastic shot!