Grinnell Gallery
MidwayDay1 003cBW
This would have been one of the cleanest, slickest shots I had ever taken if I had waited 1/10th of a second longer and had the camera about 5 degrees higher. I especially like how the white fuselage looks against the clouds. The non-reduced version makes it pop out a little more.
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Nine Minutes in the Rain at Midway Airport
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These have been reduced in quality from HiRes to fit on GG. In general I'm satisfied with a shoot that lasted under ten minutes, allowed me about fourteen shots, was in the rain and in dark lighting conditions and that involved subjects going 200mph. There were a few shots that were total losses because I led the subject too much (it took me a minute to re-learn what I've learned shooting trains for five years... frame your image and let a fast moving subject move into it... don't try to lead it like you're in a dogfight). And yes, they're too dark, but I didn't want to go overboard and lighten them post-shoot like a lot of people would have. I honestly don't believe in cropping and only did it for the two shots because I didn't think there was any documentary sin involved in taking out empty air.
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James Dinnerville
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