Aviation Photography Another Aspect of Commercial Advertising Photography in Cumbria

In the field of commercial photography, adapting to different environments and making the most out of them is the key to creating spectacular photographs. At Brian Austwick Photography, our camera accompanies us on every journey, becoming a silent witness to the marvels we encounter, one of which was the fascinating Caernarfon Airworld Aviation Museum, whilst on our trip to North Wales. The world of aviation photography has always captivated me. From my younger days, capturing the vibrant displays at the Duxford air show, this realm of photography has been a source of awe and fascination.

On a day bustling with visits, the museum became one of our memorable stops, greeting us with the friendliness that would make anyone feel welcomed. The gentleman at the kiosk was more than happy to allow us to photograph the majestic planes housed in the museum. In the midst of an engaging conversation, which spanned topics from capturing the beauty of these splendid aircraft to discussing our photography business, we conveyed our ability to photograph his remarkable collection of aircraft. He expressed his delight, not only at the thought of us documenting his collection through our lenses but also at our offer to write a blog chronicling our visit to the museum.

Surrounded by the rich history encapsulated within the frames of iconic aircraft such as the Hawker Siddeley T-Bird, Hawker Hunter F1, Hawker Sea Hawk, and the Westland Whirlwind helicopter, we were thrilled. Situated, ready for action, was also Caernarfon's Air Ambulance helicopter, adding a touch of modern valour to the historical ambiance. The close proximity to these iconic planes, and the opportunity to sit in the cockpits, was nothing short of a dream come true, enabling us to envision the adrenaline and excitement pilots must have felt manoeuvring these magnificent aircrafts.

If you are ever in the area of Caernarfon we highly recommend a visit to Caernarfon Airworld Aviation Museum, we thoroughly enjoyed it and I'm sure you will too.