Foreground / background clutter

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Thomas Ranner

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Posted 23 August 2015 - 10:54 CET

That means, that there is something in the foreground which disturbes the images.

In this example you should get rid of the fence ;)

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Thomas

BjarneEA Member Joined in January 2009 Posts: 32	Posted 23 August 2015 - 12:17 CET
	I think in this case, the fence is very dominating and too much road. If it is possible crop it with more sky and less fence and (no) road.

Oliver Louis Full member Joined in January 2015 Posts: 47	Posted 23 August 2015 - 12:57 CET
	Crop your image into 16:9 - done ;)

Jan Blankenhorn Member Joined in January 2015 Posts: 6	Posted 23 August 2015 - 23:58 CET
	I think clutter does not matter as long as the plane is not covered by foreground clutter in any way. But at least it depends on the screeners opinion.

Garfield Moreton
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Posted 5 December 2015 - 18:59 CET

I think to be honest foreground and background clutter is something worth avoiding in any type of photography. When I started out in photography I found myself making the same mistake. Nowadays I find myself being more selective about where I shoot and what`s in the frame....

It`s basic composition I guess, but clutter is something you definitely want to avoid in aviation photography. Runway markers, signs, aerials, windsocks etc.

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