This was in late September of 2017. Post production was quite involved, as you can imagine, which is why I'm just getting around to sharing it now :) Lots of photoshop pen tooling! I had a stationary camera mounted on a tripod on the top of a building near the approach path and photographed every plane that arrived. In post, I removed a few duplicates of plane type and livery (do I need to remind anyone of the misery that is flight on an a320? didn't think so...) for clarity. I've been doing these all over the world for the past few years whenever I have a free week or so and figured it was time I set my sights on one of the prettiest airports in the world!
kolnidur on March 29th, 2018 at 17:13 UTC »
This was in late September of 2017. Post production was quite involved, as you can imagine, which is why I'm just getting around to sharing it now :) Lots of photoshop pen tooling! I had a stationary camera mounted on a tripod on the top of a building near the approach path and photographed every plane that arrived. In post, I removed a few duplicates of plane type and livery (do I need to remind anyone of the misery that is flight on an a320? didn't think so...) for clarity. I've been doing these all over the world for the past few years whenever I have a free week or so and figured it was time I set my sights on one of the prettiest airports in the world!
blue604 on March 29th, 2018 at 17:23 UTC »
Did you crop out 30 planes then aligned them on one picture?
Or did you select 30 images and then auto-blended them using Photoshop?
aph1 on March 29th, 2018 at 17:25 UTC »
excellent work. I've seen this done before, but this is very good too and hometown is always best.