Aerial Photography!
Monday, September 19th, 2005Ah-ha! I’ve always been accused of not updating my blog regularly. *sheepish grin* Well, that’s true! I’ll try to do that anyhow but no promises, cause it always depends on my schedule. I’ve always been flying but not many people have seen the sights I’ve seen… So with the digital camera I brought back from SG, I hope to share some of the sights that I’ve seen. Some might feel I really took it, some might not. Well, for one, all the pictures are really taken on my flights, so if you don’t believe it, there’s really nothing I can do to prove it… So, here goes some of the pictures I’ve taken:
This is a picture of Taree taken at a height of 4,500ft (1.35km) from the sea level. Taree is a rather small community. My first encounter with Taree was after my engine failure at Gloucester, we flew to Taree to refuel & catch the movie Star Wars 3 there… Its a pretty relaxing town. Good for people who like a quiet place.
A picture of the sun setting at 1,500ft (450m) over Sydney. I was in a race to escape the end of daylight. In my opinion, its a poorly taken picture, but some of my friends like it, so I included it in for their sake & for others who might like this picture.
The rainbow is taken at the aftermath of a passing nimbostratus (nasty long lasting rain clouds). Erm… Regarding the passing, maybe I passed it, not it passed me… anyway, its taken on the way to Melbourne.
I took my friend, James on a scenic flight around Sydney and the next 2 pictures are his contributions. Sydney Opera House and the Harbour Bridge can be seen at this point.
A sight of the beaches at the south of Sydney. I can’t tell you off the top of my head what the beaches’ names are. Will need to refer to my map. It is taken on the same flight but due to the angle of the Sun’s rays and the cloud position, this effect is achieved.
So at the moment, that is about it. I will keep taking pictures and when I see some pictures I really like, I’ll post it up here so that everyone can take a look at the same time as well. Please feel free to comment on my photography. I’m quite new to this business as well, as most of my friends who’ve known me ages ago know that I’m not much a fan of photography, let alone aerial photography.