As Reno approaches annually,
many of us begin asking ourselves: "Why
didn't I buy some Fuji or Kodak Stock!"
I
suppose Reno and Oshkosh just could be the two
largest consumer events in the world for ratio of
cameras brought to film burned!
With
this in mind and being one who has wasted his
fair share of the little cans of gold we bring so
many of with us annually, I thought this gallery
might be a place to share some tips with some of
the other shutterbugs out there.
A
while back, someone began a message
"thread" on the Hangar Talk Board
asking for advise on shooting airplanes. You
might think it odd that the least experienced
shooter on staff here would be the one who might
write the first article here dealing with
photography and advice on same.
We
thought just the opposite. Since I'm still
learning a lot every time I go out with one of
our very experienced shooters, we thought that I
might be able to share some of what I've been
learning on our outings...
With
all of this said and right when I begin to get
the hang of it, I am about to embark on a
slightly different method for my madness.. but
the lessons learned will still very much apply.
We'll
talk about this "new" angle after Reno,
for now, if you begin at image one and continue
through the tour, I will attempt to spread the
knowledge shared so generously with me by some
very good photographers.
-Wayne
Sagar-
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