Ladies in pants on a clergyman I hear you gasp . . . . On an Abbott no less! . . . In fact an Abbot FV433 105mm Self Propelled Gun. Now thats not something you see everyday, well if it is I’m in the wrong job!
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Where the heck did you find this military equipment? This is a crazy awesome photo shoot.
I found em laying about in a field . . . and I Knew the bloke who owned the tank ! Boom Boom!! :oD
These are seriously badass photos!!!
Cheers Ken :o)
Cool shots – great color manipulation.
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Bill 🙂
Great stuff! And what characters your models are!
They certainly are, cheers 🙂
Great pictures, yet again. I notice your surprise at the name of the AFV. There has been a long history of assigning ecclesiastical titles to heavy ordnance. There was the Bishop, a 25 Pounder mounted on a Valentine tank chassis: the M3 Priest, based on the American Lee tank chassis: the Sexton, based on a Canadian version of the M4 Sherman, and mounting a 25 Pounder. There was also an armoured command vehicle called the Deacon. Sorry. I’m a self confessed tank bore. Great site though. 🙂
Cheers Brian, No surprise at all. A keen military buff as a lad and the builder of many a 1:35 scale AFV, a regular frequenter of Bovi, Duxford and Lambeth. Also spent my time sittin in a hole in the ground drinking NATO standard awaiting the Red Menace that never appeared. Much the same in the way of a bore myself. Recently spent a fair amount of time researching the differences in the crew protection packages in the later Chieftain Mk’s for a model building buddy… Needs to get out more 😀
Not quite All Gas & Gaiters. Another glass of sherry, Archdeacon?
Sherry may have been a bad idea 😀
These are too cool!
Cheers :o)
Love these photos, Lee, these are really something else – a good break away from what most blogs that I look at usually post!
Also, haven’t heard from you for sometime – hope you’re fine! Adrian
Cheers Adrian. Yep all good cheers just have been very very busy in other areas and also kinda ran out of photo-Oompff! for a while. Back now and shall try to make regular posts 🙂
Cools shots and nicely processed. Those guns look fun.
Cheers, a fun day by all 🙂
Very powerful!
Thanks 🙂
Wicked cool! So much so I accidentally hit the like button twice! Looking forward to seeing more of your work.
Cheers Thank you very much 🙂
Great shoots, great black and white effects. Did you use silver effects by Nik software
Cheers! Yes I picked up SEFP2 last year and its now my “go to” mono software. Having to reign in my urge to go mad with the sliders, its so tempting 🙂
AWESOME!
Cheers thanks for taking a peek 🙂
Ha ha! Love the title, love the girls, love the images! Yay!
Cheers 🙂 I did a ” Yay!” once. Inappropriate at funerals apparently
Ha ha! You sound like someone I might relate to!
Wow! Unbelievably captivating photos on so many levels. These women are models, you say? Not military? I tell you I would feel very safe having these women protecting our shores! Looks to me like they wouldn’t even need the tanks.
Cheers thanks 🙂
Artsy and cool. Stokes the imagination.