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Tim Collins Media your local Macedon Ranges photographer and videographer. I am an accredited and professionally trained photographer and have been in the industry for over 15 years. I live locally in Woodend with my wife, daughter, dogs, and ponies. I have a passion for creating beautiful ...
Over 35 years experience as a professional full-time Photographer in the RAAF. After-hours I have specialised in Wedding and people photography, as well as Drone photography/video. My $1800 wedding package includes: 1. 80 page A3 or 100 page A4 Photobook for couple, 2. Customized 40 ...
The most Experienced Professional Photographer in the area. We strive to obtain the required outcome for clients. The service we provide is personnel and you deal directly with Ian. Fast turn around, usually with in 24 hrs post photography and often available at short notice. We ...
Andrew is a professional travel, portrait, and culture photographer. He travels from Melbourne Australia; and operates mainly in Victoria, Australia, Japan, and other Asian-Pacific countries. He has two decades of international travel experience, lots of research, preparation, problem ...
I am a Photographer and Videographer with 30 years experience in the Advertising, Film and Television industries. A Casa Licensed and Insured Drone pilot. Resorts and Hotels, Fashion, Architecture, Jewellery, Real Estate, Food, Weddings and Events are the areas photographed. Ariel ...
We have worked in just about every business and corporate environment, across many industries, from small local businesses to large multinationals. Chances are, whatever images you are looking for, we will have delivered them before. Long known in the world of sports Click InFocus ...
If your looking for an accredited professional photographer you need, then your on the right page. With a fully equipped studio ,located in Seabrook, 15 minutes from the CBD, we provide the perfect setting for clients and all styles of photography with a minimum of fuss. With over 18 ...
If you're handling your first aviation job then you may want to read through some tips beforehand. Unless you specialize in aerial photography, chances are that you don't really get a whole lot of practice in this field. The following tips should have you going from complete amateur to promising beginner in no time. These tips apply equally whether you're photographing planes from the ground or photographing from the passenger seat of a chopper:
Start with a Wide Lens
The wider your lenses the better. You won't get a lot of opportunities for closeup photography at your typical airshow. What you're looking for is big action shots, full length shots of parked airplanes and jets, and on-the-fly photo-grabs when something truly exciting happens. Bring some wide angle lenses and set your camera for a high speed if you want to be able to catch clear, exciting action.
Bring Sunscreen, Shades and a Hat
Not so much a direct photography tip as a good tip for anyone who's going to be spending hours baking in the hot sun, staring skywards at airplanes all day long or exposing themselves to the elements while hanging out the side of a helicopter. If you want to stay out there and grab some great shots then you need to protect yourself from the harsh rays of the sun while doing so.
Bring Plenty of Spares
Bring a bunch of spare batteries, memory cards and so on. If you're paying to get into an air show or book a helicopter for the day, then you don't want to waste it. Make sure that you're prepared for whatever happens, and if you have a spare camera then go ahead and toss that in your bag too.
Much of aerial photography really comes down to being in the right place at the right time, so there aren't a whole lot of tips regarding how to get exciting shots. It's 25% wide angle lens, 25% high shutter speed, 25% chance and 25% instinct.
