First time on a jet plane

[Josh Abrams]

these are a couple shots from my trip to florida it was my first time on a plane and it was kinda scary but i over came it and shot a couple and by the way im moving to florida soon any pro need and assistant im for hire just thought i would throw that out there

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2076/2461650291_fccc0418d7.jpg

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3036/2461650283_8ff8fe8be7.jpg

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3203/2461650275_e56894b356.jpg

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2142/2461650267_9415855c1f.jpg

 

[kellylindseyphotography]

it looks like you just pointed.. and shot.. no thought to lighting or composition for most of them . They are fine snapshots, though.

 

[Josh Abrams]

Ok like i said before they were taken on a plane mid flight and as for light i think 1 and 3 were exposed correctly and i think the 4 certainly express what its like to fly on a plane just my thoughts

 

[peterbj7]

Are you a kid? I was once told that if I tried to take photos inside a plane I would have the camera confiscated. Thing is, the captain did have the legal right to do so if he thought it was desirable. But I was/am an adult, so higher standards of responsibility were probably applied.

 

[EricBrian]

My avatar was taken of me while on a plane.

Also, I've tried soooo many times to take decent photos out of the plane window but the darn thing is always scratched!

 

[Josh Abrams]

No I am not a kid and I was never told to put my camera away

 

[wilson007]

Sorry about some of the harsh criticism in this thread. True, they aren't visual masterpieces of photography, but they aren't terrible. In my opinion, #2 looks like a snapshot, but the others came out alright. #1 and #3 would be great shots if you didn't catch some of the window in the corner.

BTW, a tip for your next photo posting: Use the