Aviation Portfolio - # - Daniel Vincent - Aviation Photography

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Daniel Vincent > Another Southwest 737 on final

Daniel Vincent > A privately owned 727 with winglets on final for runway 24.

Daniel Vincent > An A-10 of the CT Air National Guard is on final for runway 24.

Daniel Vincent > Interior of a Challenger. Challengers are bigger than most business jets and feature large, inviting cabins. Emphasizing that roominess and the features of a higher level cabin is key.

Daniel Vincent > This particular shot was taken using a fisheye lens. Sometimes fisheyes can give a more interesting effect, especially in the smaller cabins. Depending on the particular cabin it can be used with great effect.

Lighting is also important in cabin interiors, and utilizing the plane's own lighting system allows for great control in revealing the natural ambience of business aircraft.

Daniel Vincent > Although the standard angles are always provided, some special shots are also included in case nontraditional looks are required. Creative opportunities are utilized whenever they present themselves. The results are used not only for advertising the particular jet but enhancing your charter's website or printed material.

Daniel Vincent > Interior of a Citation. Having only one table out provides an asymmetrical look that enhances what is on the other table. Sometimes having all of the tables out can create a claustrophobic look inside of the smaller cabins, and we aim to make the cabin look as spacious as possible. Frames with tables on right, left, and both sides deployed are taken and the customer chooses which one they prefer.

Daniel Vincent > The interior of the Hawker. Most customers need, at a minimum, two interior shots consisting of a "forward" shot towards the cockpit and a rearward shot towards the galley or lavatory. This way the viewer can really get a feel for the complete interior of the aircraft.

Although the screens are currently off in this photo, it is possible to post-process and introduce company logos or other still images on to in-flight entertainment screens.

Daniel Vincent > The interior of the Hawker. Most interior shots consist of a "forward" shot towards the cockpit and a rearward shot towards the galley or lavatory. This way the viewer can really get a feel for the complete interior of the aircraft and whether it would be a fit for their needs.

For these shots, utilizing ultrawide angle lenses gives the cabin a big, roomy, inviting look.

Daniel Vincent > N631VA - Virgin America and Direct Air team up to bring scheduled air service back to Worcester Regional Airport.

Daniel Vincent > Skybus to Westover

Another Southwest 737 on final

Daniel Vincent > Another Southwest 737 on final

Another Southwest 737 on final

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Camera: Konica Minolta (Maxxum 5d) |

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