May 8, 201313 yr Sometimes the gray brings out the beauty of the land below. Just flying a lonely patrol over Dover in my Hurricane. John
May 8, 201313 yr Lovely. What weather engine are you using? That's Wings of Prey, it's a WW II Sim but I bought it just so I could enjoy free flight and flying over the beautiful countryside. I don't fly it often, but when I want a few moments' flying in a peaceful place, I almost always fly over green old England. :smile:
May 8, 201313 yr That's about as real as it gets John. I bet it's hard to duplicate those shots over Arizona :lol: Nice work. Chris Sunseri
May 8, 201313 yr What an Amazingly realistic Atmosphere.Bravo!! 100%75%50%d8a34be0e82d98b5a45ff4336cd0dddc Patrick
May 9, 201313 yr What an Amazingly realistic Atmosphere.Bravo!! It gets better. With Wings of Prey, if you've ever flown in real life into clouds before, you know how the wisps of cloud build and build until you're in the soup. Wings of Prey has that experience spot on. I wish it had been a civilian simulator, although I understand how people might want to consider WW II. It was truly a battle against good and evil, from my POV. That's not to say our Alliance was perfect--no one is. But it kept a great tragedy from marching across this planet, and I am thankful for those who sacrificed themselves to save us from that tragedy. Regards, John
May 9, 201313 yr Sometimes the gray brings out the beauty of the land below. Any photographer will tell you the best pictures occur during overcast conditions. No harsh shadows, color that is accurate and vibrant. And no squinting if you are taking portraits. I love the mood of these images. Dennis Trawick Screen Shot Forum Rules
May 9, 201313 yr Great series of shots indeed. But the last is my fave, I'm a great fan of out the window shots for maximum realism. Tally Ho lad!! Dan George (woodhick)Check out Greenbrier Aero Club, the VA for and about the GA pilot.
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