Aug 12, 2006, 21:37
Aug 12, 2006, 23:14
I like #2 a lot. #1 also good - but I just like the point of view of #2 better. Well done!
Aug 13, 2006, 14:51
In the UK an airmiss is anything less than 1 mile horizontally da da da .
Nice pic. but watch your attitude, as my instructor used to say.
Nice pic. but watch your attitude, as my instructor used to say.
Aug 13, 2006, 16:02
nice job , im with Toad on this one . I like #2 a lot , but #1 is good too ..
.....Shawn
.....Shawn
Aug 13, 2006, 20:03
Great shots - particularly number 2 where the plane is isolated nicely by the sky.
Aug 13, 2006, 20:26
Hi, and welcome to shuttertalk. It's always nice to see another Olympus user...
I like them both, but agree that #2 is a stronger picture. It depends on what you're trying to showcase, though - I'd say that #1 is a better photo of the aircraft. It may be a touch soft, though. I'm guessing that these were taken with the 40-150 lens? You may want to reduce your aperture and increase the shutter speed.
Overall, though - and looking at the set on Flickr - very nicely done, and a good variety of images. Were you crew or a guest on the B-25?
I like them both, but agree that #2 is a stronger picture. It depends on what you're trying to showcase, though - I'd say that #1 is a better photo of the aircraft. It may be a touch soft, though. I'm guessing that these were taken with the 40-150 lens? You may want to reduce your aperture and increase the shutter speed.
Overall, though - and looking at the set on Flickr - very nicely done, and a good variety of images. Were you crew or a guest on the B-25?
Oct 13, 2006, 21:56
matthew Wrote:Hi, and welcome to shuttertalk. It's always nice to see another Olympus user...No I volunteer at the Warhawk Air Museum and as a treat for working hard we get to go up now and again.
I like them both, but agree that #2 is a stronger picture. It depends on what you're trying to showcase, though - I'd say that #1 is a better photo of the aircraft. It may be a touch soft, though. I'm guessing that these were taken with the 40-150 lens? You may want to reduce your aperture and increase the shutter speed.
Overall, though - and looking at the set on Flickr - very nicely done, and a good variety of images. Were you crew or a guest on the B-25?