A Photo a Week Challenge: Look Up
From Nancy Merrill:
Looking back through past challenges, I found that I haven’t done a “look up” challenge for a long time, if ever. Trying a different perspective is a great way to enhance your photography. Looking up, looking down, taking a picture from ground level or from an airplane window. All of these are fun ways to change things up. My photo is the ceiling of the Fribourg Cathedral in Fribourg, Switzerland. I’m really glad my husband said, “Look up!” Otherwise, I would have missed this amazing view.
Looking up. Ceilings, of course and some of the concert halls we have visited have ceilings almost as amazing as a cathedral. Clouds and sunrises and sunsets are always worth looking up.
But there are other things in the air …
Little plane up in the air!
Into the clouds
Photo: Garry Armstrong – Police helicopter searching
Seagulls on the roof at sunrise
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Categories: #Airplanes and flying, #Photography, Photo A Week Challenge
SERENDIPITY - SEEKING INTELLIGENT LIFE ON EARTH 
The airplane shots are very dramatic..the second one especially. Some steady lens you’ve got!
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I love the second one of the airplane shots best! The clouds in the background are wonderful (and ever so slightly threatening).
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Fortunately, they were just puffy summer clouds. They did hide the plane a lot of the time, though, so catching it between clouds was an interesting photo experiences 🙂
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Wonderful photos! The plane shots are spectacular. 🙂 Thanks for joining the challenge!
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I love those shots too and any time I have a chance to show them off, I do. One of those times when the long lens really did its job!
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🙂
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All fun things to look up at, Marilyn.
Leslie
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At home, all I see is dust clinging to the ceiling. Much more fun almost ANYWHERE else 🙂
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Don’t look there….
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Wow. How did you get those airplane shots?
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With a really long lens and better luck than I usually have when shooting things that are very far away and moving. Usually, when my lens is that far extended, I lose my subject. This time, I saw the plane take off and followed it with the camera. So did Garry, but I had a longer lens.
I have a Panasonic Lumix FZ300 that goes from 24 mm wide angle to 600 mm long all at f2.8, so it’s really good for that kind of shooting. It’s a Leica lens, so generally, I get pretty good results. It’s not my most expensive camera or, in theory, my best camera … but when I don’t know what I’m going to be doing, that’s the camera I take with me because it’s by far the most versatile.
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Impressive work with those planes from the air show. ACED my efforts.
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