One of the most common questions in aviation marketing sounds reasonable on the surface: “Why not just hire someone local?” Views: 1
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Most people assume aviation photography is about cameras, lenses, and lighting techniques. That assumption usually comes from people who have never worked on an active ramp, coordinated with flight crews, or tried to build a usable image library while weather, access, and schedules are actively working against them. Views: 13
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Why Advanced Techniques Matter Once you’ve learned to expose correctly, compose cleanly, and manage basic staging, you reach a plateau where most photographers stop progressing. But aircraft photography, interiors, exteriors, lifestyle sequences, ramp work, and twilight hero shots — demands a level of control far beyond traditional commercial photography. Views: 7
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What Separates Professional Aviation Photographers from Hobbyists So You Think You’re Ready to Shoot Jets… You’ve got a camera. You’ve shot interiors, maybe some real estate. You’ve taken a few ramp photos and thought: “I can do this.” But stepping into the world of professional aircraft photography is nothing like grabbing a quick snapshot […]
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In aviation, impressions matter.Aircraft, crews, schedules, branding, safety; every detail has weight. Yet one of the most overlooked pieces of the entire marketing machine is the one your customers see first: The photograph. Views: 12
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If you know me, you know I’ve always had a thing for airplanes. There’s something about the precision, the sound, the history — that unmistakable blend of power and grace that you only find in aviation. It’s not just the machines that fascinate me — it’s the stories they carry, Views: 5
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When people think about aircraft photography, they usually picture a photographer with a camera, capturing the curve of a wing or the polish of a luxury interior. And yes, we do that. But at AeroMedia, we do much more. Views: 16
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My first hero shot used around 40 images in the final blend. Do I always need that many? No. But over-shooting costs nothing, and being thorough means never missing a key visual component. You never know when some minor detail becomes central to the story the client wants to tell… so the ability to respond […]
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Most people think being an aviation photographer means pointing a camera at a plane and hitting a button. Truth is, there’s a lot more behind the lens, especially when you’re working with ultra-luxury business jets and custom interiors where every detail is deliberate. And for me, every detail matters. And, as you’ll find out, A […]
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In the world of private aviation, first impressions are everything. The luxury level of a private jet isn’t just about its cutting-edge technology, plush interiors, or the prestige of owning such a remarkable machine, it’s also about how these elements are presented to the world. Views: 12
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Setting Up For Aviation Photography