Uh ving, there is something wrong with your plane. The propeller's not turning. See Colin's is fine, you can see the prop is blurry, ie moving in a circular motion.
Nice shot though. You must have had your camera set pretty fast to stop the prop so clearly. What gear were you using?
It looks like some of the locals here are giving you a bit of a hard time with their humorous, tongue-in-cheek comments! I really like the photo. The simplicity and tri-colour impact of the Red-Blue and White make it a very striking composition.
paul, it was taken with the 55-200mm af-s at 200mm. I used the "p" setting on teh dial which i believe is presets or something. I could have gone for a longer exposure to blur the prob but i was after sharpness so i put up with a frozen prop... I guess it would be easy to blur it in pspx tho
nice shots colin! I may have even seen you there as i was looking at all the cameras being used
I was there with my 9 year old son, so we only turned up for the roulettes and then stayed for a few of the skydivers. I spent plenty of time looking at other ppls setups as well!
Uh ving, there is something wrong with your plane. The propeller's not turning. See Colin's is fine, you can see the prop is blurry, ie moving in a circular motion.
this better paul?
artificially induced rotational blur done in pspx2
but doesn't it take two to have a dog fight
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See Colin's is fine, you can see the prop is blurry, ie moving in a circular motion. 
