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Helicopter Search and Rescue Demonstration.At short notice we had a Helicopter Search and Rescue demonstration just off our ship in Sydney harbour. This was the second attempt since Christmas to do this as last time the helicopter suffered some kind of breakdown. I didn't know choppers were so emotional.
 
                  
            Here is the gallery; http://www.stevekilburn.com/stevekilbur ... index.html The helicopter is an SH-70B2 Seahawk of 816 Squadron from the Naval Air Station, Nowra, (HMAS Albatross). The guy in the water is a volunteer from my ship (HMAS Manoora). Sorry for not telling you Birdy, but i only had a short notice of it happening, otherwise i would have phoned you to let you know it was going ahead. (Other interesting link - http://www.navy.gov.au/aircraft/seahawk.htm ) Photos were shot with Nikon 70-300G and the 18-70 kit lens. Steve.  
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 Great photos... 
 
                  
            I love 161... It demonstrates the power of the chopper... "Eye of the Storm"??? Also like 160, 166 (for its completeness) and 170 (for putting it into context) Hope to see you tomorrow... Cheers, John 
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 Killakoala,
 
                  
            I luv them all, if I can have a copy of them on CD is greatly appreciated. Birddog114
 
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 Steve,
 
                  
            That's a great series - thanks for sharing with the rest of us. For me 161, 164, 167, 169 and 170 tell the story. Now of course if you could have got the chopper to hover 5 metres lower and moved the ship to the right a bit then 170 would be perfect Great stuff! Cheers, Gordon. Whenever I feel blue, I start breathing again. 
		
 Steve all of the shots are good telling the story but the only one that I can see that shows action is 166 - the blurring of the blades  
                  
            Chris 
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 Steve,
 
                  
            Great portfolio here. 161 and 170 do it for me. g. 
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 Great Pics Steve, Loved them all and pitty shutter speed wasn'y  abit slower to get the motion in the rotors but still great all of them.
 
                  
            I have trouble at times with shutter speeds and focussing as my lens are not that fast at focussing but your pics are all nice and sharp, clear and you have done well mate. Cheers John BBJ D3,D2x,D70,18-70 kit lens,Sigma 70-200mm F2.8EX HSM,Nikon AF-I 300m F2.8, TC20E 2X 
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 Great shots, love the sequence of them..... 
                  
            Ben Yu 
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 Steve - 161 and 166 are my pick of the bunch, 170 would be awesome if that damn helicopter pilot knew how to get a bit higher  up (or you got down on the ground I guess) 
                  
            Peter 
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