In "Elliptical Legend," Ed Parsons presents a reverent and breathtaking tribute to the most iconic fighter plane in aviation history. This gallery captures the timeless grace, lethal elegance, and enduring mechanical soul of the Supermarine Spitfire, a machine that not only helped turn the tide of the Second World War but also remains a deeply cherished symbol of British engineering and aerial heritage. The exhibition is a masterclass in capturing the distinctive silhouette that has captivated generations: from the unmistakable elliptical wings designed by R.J. Mitchell to the throaty roar of its legendary Rolls-Royce Merlin (and Griffon) engines. Parsons’ photography showcases these historic warbirds in their element—whether banking gracefully against a classic English cloudscape, glinting in the low sunlight of a heritage airfield, or caught in the intimate details of riveted aluminum, exhaust stubs, and squadron markings during ground maintenance. "Spitfire" is more than a collection of vintage aircraft photos; it is an emotional and visual journey into the heart of aviation romance. Through exceptional framing and a profound respect for the subject, Parsons preserves the living legacy of the aircraft that won the Battle of Britain, ensuring that the spirit of the few continues to soar.