Air-to-Air Top Cub Float Plane - Plane & Pilot

Lowflynjack

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A few months ago, Cayla McLeod reached out to me to take photos for her upcoming story with Tres Clinton of Fly C3 for Plane & Pilot Magazine. We had a blast getting these shots. Hope you enjoy!! One of my favorite shoots I've done.

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Dang! If this were mine, there would be exactly zero seconds between the time you gave me my photos and I was ordering the one just above the water to be put on a very large canvas.
That is a fantastic shot. They all are.

Edit: Also you somehow made a cub look fast.
 
The longer shutter speed and associated motion blur in the water shots, all while keeping the plane itself crisp, is phenomenal. Amazing photos!
 
Dang! If this were mine, there would be exactly zero seconds between the time you gave me my photos and I was ordering the one just above the water to be put on a very large canvas.
That is a fantastic shot. They all are.

Edit: Also you somehow made a cub look fast.
Thank you! I'm going to print a couple on metal. Going to put his logo and my logo on it!
The longer shutter speed and associated motion blur in the water shots, all while keeping the plane itself crisp, is phenomenal. Amazing photos!
Thanks! We shot the air-to-air on a beautiful day, then drove out the next day to meet them as they landed on the water. It was a beautiful sunny morning with clouds off in the distance. They were running late, so I watched as the clouds rolled in and took my light away. In the last photo, you can see what was left of the sun. They were fun shots to take, I just wish they had a little more color.
 
These are awesome, some of your best work. Were the water ones from shore, boat or plane?
 
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