Pic(k) of the week 36: Railroad patterns
Early August I had one of my aviation firsts; " my first hot air balloon ride"! Yes it took 25 years of flying as a pilot before eventually experiencing the wonders of ballooning. There is obviously very little way of changing the course of the balloon, but it sure is a heck of an aerial photography platform. Yes, I had a blast!
When shooting aerial photography, I'm foremost interested in registering the "patterns" of the world below! The image above of multiple cargo train tracks, was shot near Ghent, Belgium.
Image detail:
ISO400, 200mm, f3.5, 200mm, 1/1250s
RAW development in Lightroom 4.1
Contrast adjustment in Nik ColorEfex Pro 2
More of my aerial photography can be found here.
Still on the subject of aerial photography, I was interviewed by the HumanTheme blog with regards to my very popular image of the "Ditched C-46" in the Bahamas".
Remember,
Flying might not be all plain sailing, but the fun of it is worth the price. - Amelia Earhart
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