a few out-takes from the san diego mag shoot.
tips for shooting from a helicopter:
1. don't eat a big lunch
2. minimize composing images though the viewfinder
3. have a shot list and plan of attack for a flight path
4. dress warm
5. buckle in
6. as you climb, have read the altimeter to you can give the pilot altitude direction when your shooting - most of my shots were 100-500 feet, and now i know just about exactly where to be to communicate it
have fun!
if anyone wants to go on a helicopter shoot, we can share the cost;-)
tips for shooting from a helicopter:
1. don't eat a big lunch
2. minimize composing images though the viewfinder
3. have a shot list and plan of attack for a flight path
4. dress warm
5. buckle in
6. as you climb, have read the altimeter to you can give the pilot altitude direction when your shooting - most of my shots were 100-500 feet, and now i know just about exactly where to be to communicate it
have fun!
if anyone wants to go on a helicopter shoot, we can share the cost;-)
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Comments
Chelo says:
These are cool, but I feel dizzy!
(04.27.10 @ 04:06 PM)
Leah Simmers says:
wow that is such a great perspective! Great captures.
(04.04.10 @ 12:06 PM)
Aaron says:
It does look really fun... I'm also interested in the cost. Also, what was the problem with composing through the viewfinder... too sporadic?
(03.26.10 @ 11:57 AM)
Ray Pertierra says:
Nice images and looks like great fun. Approx. how much is splitting the costs?
(03.26.10 @ 11:18 AM)
