Of course, have to show off the pretty water reflections. One problem I found with FSX is that the reflection is distorted by perturbations in the water . . . but the shadow is not. Here I've tried to hide the shadow behind the aircraft but there's still some of it sneaking out.
I really wanted to get a shot from the inside looking at the reflection. I wanted to give it some frame of reference so that you could get the feeling of being inverted just a few feet off the water. Unfortunately, I couldn't inside of the plane, reflection, and some sort of frame of reference in the same shot. This shot came out alright, I just wish I had a better set up.
Just a nice shot of a low pass with the intercostal in the background. . . Wouldn't it be nice if the water was that blue in real life?
Fish-eye shot of a knife edge pass from the inside.
Knife edge from the front. Some interesting angles going on here.
Framed this one way too wide originally, needed a lot of cropping. Not a big fan of the boxy looking buildings in the background, but what can you do?
