Eurofighter Typhoon (Image: Martyn Foss/SWNS)
A multi-coloured fighter jet thunders over the countryside in a breathtaking air display.
The German Eurofighter Typhoon was captured by amateur British snapper Martyn Foss, 36.
He took a series of jaw-dropping photos of cutting-edge war planes in flight at the Royal International Air Tattoo in Gloucestershire.
Martyn was on board another plane as he photographed aircraft such as the RAF F-35 Lightning, US F-15E Strike Eagle, Spanish Harrier and Italian Tornado.
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F-15E Strike Eagle (Image: Martyn Foss/SWNS)
The snapper who works in the healthcare industry, said: “It was amazing to see frontline fighter jets from the US air force alongside the other aircraft and flying in formation. I have been going to air shows for over ten years. It was always my ambition to do some air-to-air photography.”
Martyn, from Chester, added: “You never expect to find yourself so close in the air to such amazing jets.” Up to 200,000 spectators watched hundreds of aircraft at the tattoo – the world’s largest military air show – last weekend.
F-15E Strike Eagle (Image: Eurofighter Typhoon)
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