Into the Clouds: Getting that Perfect Airplane Shot




Amateur photography is a big deal all over social media and for a good reason – highly functioning pieces of technology are quite approachable and having a great smartphone isn’t really a luxury; right on the contrary.
However, if you’re not one of those people who take one shot and manage to make a masterpiece right away, you need some practice – especially when you’re traveling, because those are memories you don’t only want to share with your friends, but also to keep for a long time.
So, next time you’re traveling and getting on a flight, here are some tips you should have in mind in order to make that perfect airplane shot.

Be Persistent

I know that you must have that amazing feeling when flying, because there’s something irreplaceable to being above the clouds, and I also know you’d like to share that feeling with your friends and family by taking a great picture.
The first piece of advice you need to have in your mind is that you need to be persistent. In order to be completely satisfied with your photo, no matter if it’s a selfie or you’re trying to capture the magic in the clouds, you need to try many different angles and you have to experiment.

Set Your Mode

Considering the fact that you’re in constant movement and that the landscape you see is changing every second, my suggestion is to switch your shooting mode from the usual one and try continuous shots, or the burst mode. This way, you’ll have a selection in front of you and you can pick out the one you like the most.


Mind the Lights

If you want to make a photo that will make you and anyone who sees it breathless, you should have in mind that the finest moments for this kind of work are in the break of dawn or during the sunset. I know this may be hard to coordinate with flying because you can’t really determine when your flight will set off, but you should have this piece of advice in mind in case you actually find yourself in that kind of situation.

Do Your Magic

Playing with photos is fun, as much as taking them as far as I’m concerned, because you can make colors pop even more or create a valuable piece of art that’s abstract or minimalist for example. This is a skill that you develop and you can’t expect to excel in it right away. Therefore, my suggestion is to watch tutorials or consult experts which are in photo editing and Photoshop aviation industry because I’m sure you’ll be able to learn a lot from them.

That’s pretty much it – all you really need to make that perfect airplane shot is good will and persistence. If you do manage not to get agitated after the first fail, I’m sure that you’ll get better and better in time and that your Instagram profile will get a lot more attention sooner than you know it.

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