The Spitfire looks up at the Hurricane
Sep 25, 2014 10:52:15 #
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Sep 25, 2014 12:54:48 #
When shooting prop planes, slow your shutter speed down and get some prop blur. It looks unnatural for a plane to just be "hanging" in the air.
On this shot, you did a good job of catching the Hurricane in the air. If you would have waited another second or so you could have gotten it and the entire Spitfire in the frame making a more pleasing composition.
I am envious of your ability to see these old warbirds still flying.
On this shot, you did a good job of catching the Hurricane in the air. If you would have waited another second or so you could have gotten it and the entire Spitfire in the frame making a more pleasing composition.
I am envious of your ability to see these old warbirds still flying.
Sep 26, 2014 04:09:49 #
tsilva wrote:
When shooting prop planes, slow your shutter speed down and get some prop blur. It looks unnatural for a plane to just be "hanging" in the air.
On this shot, you did a good job of catching the Hurricane in the air. If you would have waited another second or so you could have gotten it and the entire Spitfire in the frame making a more pleasing composition.
I am envious of your ability to see these old warbirds still flying.
On this shot, you did a good job of catching the Hurricane in the air. If you would have waited another second or so you could have gotten it and the entire Spitfire in the frame making a more pleasing composition.
I am envious of your ability to see these old warbirds still flying.
Thank you for much appreciated comment.One point though, since this is a side on shot how do you know the props are not blurred?
Sep 26, 2014 07:17:17 #
viscountdriver wrote:
The Spitfire looks up at the Hurricane
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