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Leaving a Smoke Trail by Leanne Lindsay - Photojournalism, Aviation Photography, Photography Education, Photo of the Day, Light & Composition UniversityLeaving a Smoke Trail by Leanne Lindsay

Leaving a Smoke Trail by Leanne Lindsay

The roar of the engines was almost deafening as the Red Devils tore into the sky at the V8 Supercars event at Eastern Creek! These pilots are true masters of their craft. I knew I had to capture some of the action on camera. This photo captures the Red Devils in a tight formation, their shapes form a streak against the bright blue sky. But what really caught my eye were the smoke trails left behind them. The sunlight hit them at just the right angle, making them glow. It almost looked like they were painting brushstrokes across the vast canvas of the sky. The way the light interacts with the smoke creates a sense of movement and dynamism in the photo. You can almost feel the power and precision of the Red Devils' flight as they perform their daring maneuvers. This photo is a reminder of the awe-inspiring beauty that can be found in the world of aviation. It was an incredible experience to witness these skilled pilots in action, and I'm so glad I was able to capture a piece of the magic!
Brussels by Silvia Bukovac Gasevic - Brussels Photography, Photo of the Day, Autumn Photography, Art Photography, Light & Composition

Brussels by Silvia Bukovac Gasevic

The photo was taken in the Autumn. I love the sun the most in the Autumn when it’s possible to take great photos all day. The sun is low, the light is soft, and the shadows are long. I found an interesting part of the city, set up a tripod and waited for a moment that would be interesting to me to shoot.