| Perfectly
exposed airplanes! Something I’m
beginning to learn about photographing
airplanes... Let the camera do the work when
it’s pointing at the sky and likely as not,
you’ll get a perfectly exposed sky. Only one
problem with that – your subject is the
airplane – not the sky.
Following
the tip in the previous photo, setting your light
using an object on the ground that is close in
contrast and color to the aircraft; a car door, a
bush, the sand, a rock – or as a very fine
photographer, Neal Nurmi told me – even your
hand. Anything that is closer to the lighting of
the airplane and not the sky; then shoot the
aircraft using that setting and see the results
you get.
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