Post by chrisb on May 25, 2020 21:58:41 GMT
Another of the topics Alisdair discussed in his Zoom workshops was this one and he offered a wide range of suggestions on how to make photos more appealing by not just capturing "square on" shots. Ideas included:
Head-on shots
IMG_8368 by CJBospix, on Flickr
fsOV7B8033-1 by CJBospix, on Flickr
Multiple aircraft
fsOV7B5256 by CJBospix, on Flickr
Including people or re-anactors to give perspective
fs60-5D by CJBospix, on Flickr
Smoke and flares
fsOV7B8390 by CJBospix, on Flickr
Sunset shots
fs178-5D by CJBospix, on Flickr
Prop or rotor blur
fsOV7B5702 by CJBospix, on Flickr
Pay attention and follow the aircraft - it might just do something interesting!
IMG_6128 by CJBospix, on Flickr
Go abstract
OV7B0482 by CJBospix, on Flickr
fsOV7B8750-1 by CJBospix, on Flickr
The sun doesn't always have to be right behind you
IMG_7725 by CJBospix, on Flickr
Please add some more examples!
Head-on shots
IMG_8368 by CJBospix, on FlickrfsOV7B8033-1 by CJBospix, on FlickrMultiple aircraft
fsOV7B5256 by CJBospix, on FlickrIncluding people or re-anactors to give perspective
fs60-5D by CJBospix, on FlickrSmoke and flares
fsOV7B8390 by CJBospix, on FlickrSunset shots
fs178-5D by CJBospix, on FlickrProp or rotor blur
fsOV7B5702 by CJBospix, on FlickrPay attention and follow the aircraft - it might just do something interesting!
IMG_6128 by CJBospix, on FlickrGo abstract
OV7B0482 by CJBospix, on FlickrfsOV7B8750-1 by CJBospix, on FlickrThe sun doesn't always have to be right behind you
IMG_7725 by CJBospix, on FlickrPlease add some more examples!
