Yesterday (and today) was quite a good day to be home! Well, sorta. Had
my day off yeserday , looked after my fever-ish little girl (who woke up
with 39.5 deg C) and it was also a rare day, having F-5 Tigers coming
closer than they usually do, F-15SG Eagle coming much closer than usual
and spotting F-16s leaving the vicinity of Paya Lebar Airbase.
Just learned another thing with this shot. Having your subject right
smack in the middle (usually a no-no for composition) can also work if
you have a contrasting background that's split into halves. I usually
place my subject using the Rules of Thirds for composition.
Check out the heat trail of the jets in this shot too!
More shots:
Some shots from today:
Check out the heat trail of the jets in this shot too!
More shots:
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| F-16 Falcon leaving the vicinity of Paya Lebar Airbase |
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| F-16 Falcon |
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| F-15SG Eagle |
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| F-15SG Eagle |
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| F-15SG Eagle |
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| F-15SG Eagle |
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| Trust me, the Eagles were coming in really close! :D |
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| F-15SG Eagle |
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| F-15SG Eagle making contact with what seems to be another eagle. |
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| F-5 Tigers seldom come low and close enough for me to get them as large as they appear in this pic. They are usually a speck, even with my 300mm lens and APSC crop camera. |
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| F-5 Tiger |
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| Super rare "guest": The F-18 Hornet! |
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| F-15SG Eagle |
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| Eagle playing Peekaboo. |
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| F-15SG Eagle |
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| F-15SG Eagle |
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| 100% crop of the pic above this. |
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| F-15SG Eagle |
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| F-15SG Eagle with landing gear deployed. |
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| F-15SG Eagle |
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