Hello! In a case where it's simply impossible to take a picture of a plane with no obstruction, is it possible to get an exception to this rule?
This plane will probably stay in this place forever, it was taken out of service in 2017 and recently sold to a couple who put it on their own garden, it's being reassembly (the wings and the stabilizers were removed for transport) and I think that even being allowed to enter the place (private property) will not be possible to photograph it without obstruction since it's too close to the trees. Even though, I think that the picture is worth, it's a pretty interesting final rest for PR-ONO, in a beautiful place.
If it is ok, can the aspect ratio 1:1 be accepted? the second photo looks amazing with the reflection on the river
EDIT: the quality of the pictures were reduced by the forum, they are soft and with JPG artifacts, but the objective here is just the motive/obstruction
This plane will probably stay in this place forever, it was taken out of service in 2017 and recently sold to a couple who put it on their own garden, it's being reassembly (the wings and the stabilizers were removed for transport) and I think that even being allowed to enter the place (private property) will not be possible to photograph it without obstruction since it's too close to the trees. Even though, I think that the picture is worth, it's a pretty interesting final rest for PR-ONO, in a beautiful place.
If it is ok, can the aspect ratio 1:1 be accepted? the second photo looks amazing with the reflection on the river
EDIT: the quality of the pictures were reduced by the forum, they are soft and with JPG artifacts, but the objective here is just the motive/obstruction
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