Desert camouflage Spitfire EN152
My latest picture features a dusty, desert-coloured Spitfire IXc – and a yellow herring.
The Halifax, the night fighter ace, and the crew that got away
The story was not one I knew about when I started making the picture, which is the opposite of how things normally go.
Halifax on low-level secret supply drop
I usually learn something while making a picture, to a greater or lesser extent. Greater, in the case of my most recently finished RAF Halifax depiction.
Downed in the Channel: Kanalkrankheit played out
My latest Flight Artworks picture deals with the fraught subject for Battle of Britain pilots of being shot down in the English Channel.
Seven seconds: the Tower Bridge Hawker Hunter incident
New picture portrays the astonishing moment an RAF pilot flew his Hawker Hunter jet through the central span of Tower Bridge in London.
Dambusters Lancasters practising … in Essex?
We all know that famous Dambusters scene, right? 617 Squadron practising … on a lake in flat countryside in Essex.
Flight Artworks pictures published in RAF Memorial Flight Yearbook
Colchester, 2 Jun 2015 As prefigured in a previous post, the Battle of Britain Day ‘big picture’ I was working on in February has duly appeared across two full pages in the Official Royal Air Force Memorial… Flight Artworks pictures published in RAF Memorial Flight Yearbook
D-Day pictures set for print publication
High Wycombe, 6 Jan 2014 A Happy New Year. I wonder what 2014 will bring? Well, for one thing, the 70th anniversary on 6 June of D-Day. I have been concentrating in recent months on… D-Day pictures set for print publication
RAF bomber prints find delighted new home
High Wycombe, 4 Apr 2013 You can imagine my delight at selling no fewer than three pictures in one go to a single buyer. This was only heightened when, shortly afterwards, someone wrote on my Facebook… RAF bomber prints find delighted new home