Catching aircraft in formation isn't always as simple as going "wide", in some ways formation shots are more...
Originally shared by Dylan van Graan
Catching aircraft in formation isn't always as simple as going "wide", in some ways formation shots are more difficult to pull off. One of the main reasons being that some level of composition is often required to make the image interesting.
It helps if you know the displays and be aware of of what may be coming up next so to speak.
Thanks not only for the photo, but for the commentary, as well! I shall be looking at formation shots with a better informed eye from now on.
ReplyDeleteFantastic work!
ReplyDeleteZoom in full-screen, you can read the writing on the wings! Pity your EXIF didn't load (love to see how great photos are made), so nicely timed
ReplyDeleteJeff Diver thank you very much for your kind words, as well as sharing my profile. Much appreciated :))
ReplyDeleteMichael Mossiagin thank you kindly :)
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