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A have a few more from the trip to Gand Cayman, C&C always welcome, taken from a helicopter ride, difficult because the helicopter shakes and move so much, will post some more in the next few days.

To my mind it’s not how technically perfect a shot is but what it means to the photographer as a memory. With this shot Marcos you have captured that memory and even better you have shared it with us all - I like

Nice image Marcos and looks like a nice holiday also

thank you Sirch, I'll have some more later this coming week. Maybe I should ask how can I make this type of shot a better one?

marcos wrote:thank you Sirch, I'll have some more later this coming week. Maybe I should ask how can I make this type of shot a better one?

To be perfectly honest there is no way anyone could advise on taking a better shot. The situation you have caught in your shot would be hard to replicate as it is a one off shot. I assume you were in a plane or chopper and not a very tall pole

I would say that taking as many pics as possible whilst in a situation would be one simple answer. This would give you the opportunity to pick the best shots from the series.

In my position of taking pics in a professional position I always take a whole series to enable me (or the client) to pick the best one

Thank you for your answer, and yes the more pics the better , I was in a helicopter, surprised I was that didn't came out with camera shake, since the copter was shaking like a "maraca" in Rio de Janeiro festival