On 3/9/2020 10:34 AM, ChrisB wrote:
Nicely done, Moose.
Thanks!
A drone shot might fit the bill.
I figured you would say that. ;-) My thought as well. It appears all the shots in a Google search are from low flying
planes, and a bit too far up/off to maintain a sense of the large scale while getting a different perspective than on
the ground.
I briefly thought about getting a drone a year ago, but it turns out that special permits are required to use one in
Bhutan, and v. difficult for tourists to get. As I thought about what targets I might be interested in, I realized there
weren't that many, against having yet another bunch of gear along.
One subject that's difficult to get a good angle on is the giant Buddha in Thimpu. It turns out that a long lens shot
across the valley works pretty well, short of a drone. <https://photos.app.goo.gl/JKFtHX6Fuq6Nuugs9>
Low Flying Moose
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