Cold war
Pentax K-5 II s
Pentax DA 18-250mm @ 50mm f/8.0
I couldn't squeeze the lens through the wire fence so decided to include it in the shot, so as to convey the illicit nature!
I plonked on the old 18-250mm as I needed something wider than the DA* 50-135mm I'd brought for the husky racing in Rendlesham Forest. I'd forgotten how good it can be, given it's a compact 'travel zoom'. It used to be my most used lens, prior to the 16-85mm.
Woodbridge Airfield is located on the edge on Rendlesham Forest. There's a plaque in the forest car park explaining that RAF Woodbridge formed part of NATO’s defence during the Cold War and how the F-101 Voodoo aircraft of the USAF’s 81st Tactical Fighter Wing could be loaded with a single atomic weapon for the one way trip to the target.
Great foreground and very nice symmetry.
Now to some criticism; Why don't you , and some others who don't think it is needed , make some comments about the image.
Where it was taken what lens was used etc.
People who look at it may like to know.
regards, Horst
Paul.
Photography is not a sport. It has no rules. Everything must be dared and tried! (Bill Brandt)
PPG
Teaka53
10 yearsMember
Norfolk UK
Where is this?
Malc