..this time a de Havilland Vampire trainer, WZ507, well known on the British air show scene.
The aircraft is own and operated by the Vampire Preservation Group, based at North Weald airfield.
As usual, focus stacking was used to have the closest and furthest parts in focus.
Using HDR became, unfortunately, necessary as the day turned out to be almost sunny instead of overcast.
As usual, you can "start" the engine. Unfortunately I haven't found an option to use one single button as Start/Stop for the sound, so I use Mouse Leave to stop instead.
The link to the cockpit panorama is j.mp/wz507, it's on the "News" page of the Vampire website.
