Interesting, isn’t it? The deep blue at top left is evocative of space, at least the upper atmosphere, while the cloudscapes to lower right represent the turning planet. The eye tries to see a space perspective—but of course it’s not. I simply tipped the camera relative to the horizon, looking for potential background images for miniature photography. Match the lighting angle on a model aircraft or spacecraft, then use digital techniques to cut the craft from its background and composite it over this real sky photograph, and the result should be quiet convincing! I grabbed this frame on April 22nd, 2014, on my way to London for a convention at the Park Royal, and was back in Australia a few days later—a wonderful memory! (Sadly, my last overseas trip, and the last time I flew.) This is exactly as the frame came from the camera, no adjustments were made at all; Fuji FinePix S5600. Image by Mike. Mm
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