Watching the airport runway
Feb, 2016Views
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BarbaraOdle
February 12, 2016
Welcome to VB! The expression on the boys face tells a lot for a really good story. Keep it up.
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Behind The Lens
Location
This photo was taken in an airport museum in front of a window that looks out to the runway.Time
This was taken around 2pm when there was full sun.Lighting
The sun was bright which illuminated the window frame which is why I was able to get the lighting on the front of them. There was minimal light inside the museum which aided in the mood of the photo.Equipment
I was shooting handheld with a Nikon D7100 with a 50mm lens 1.4gInspiration
My husband and son both love aviation. I didn't know I had this shot until I got home and saw it on my camera. I instantly fell in love with the simplicity and also the love they have for aviation.Editing
I used Lightroom to change the photo black and white. No other editsIn my camera bag
I have since upgraded to a Nikon D750 which has given more control in low light situations. I always have my 50mm, 85mm and 24mm lenses in my bag.Feedback
Always have your camera and don't be afraid to experiment. This photo was a candid shot and nothing posed. Mt son was actually making airplane noises as they were taking off and you can see that by the expression on his face.
