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Not sure if i'm in the right thread, but...
I set this up a few months ago for the cover of our new base guide. just FYI the wingspan on the B-52 is a little more than 180'. There are 72 people up there.
I set this up a few months ago for the cover of our new base guide. just FYI the wingspan on the B-52 is a little more than 180'. There are 72 people up there.
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BUFF! I love those planes. Great shot.
i shot this at about 9 am with the jet facing east. the jet is so big i think i was standing about 50' away from the nose
additionally, the weather was perfect. there was barely a cloud in the sky that morning.
i love shooting natural light so if you can organize the squadron in the morning/evening do so.
With an F-18 i suggest settting it up at an angle (facing to the left) with the cannopy open. maybe put the Squadron/CC in the seat then you can either set up the rest of the squadron on the wings (informally) or on the ground (formally) depending on the number of people/ what they want to do. but thats just what I envision. you can take it for what its worth.:D
also, i used what the AF calls a B-1 stand for some other shots. you may want to talk to their Maintenance squadron to get ahold of one of those.
also, dont forget to hook up with that bases Public Affiairs shop before the shoot.
bk
Thanks for sharing...
Lee
Thanks for sharing!
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