Dealing with Heat Haze in Aviation Photography
Heat haze is the wavy softness that ruins distant aircraft shots on hot days. Here is how to spot it, avoid it and work around it with long lenses. Read article

Heat haze is the wavy softness that ruins distant aircraft shots on hot days. Here is how to spot it, avoid it and work around it with long lenses. Read article

Everything that happens before the shutter: confirming the show is on, buying the right ticket, working out the light, the crowd line, parking and exactly where to stand. Read article

Almost every airfield worth photographing has a fence around it. Learn to shoot through one properly and the wire vanishes from your pictures as if it were never there. Perimeter fences are the single biggest frustration for anyone photographing aircraft from public ground. You turn up at a viewing spot, find a clear line on Read article
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