Tom H.

Amazing photos Tom! I just came across this article (the cockpit) and this article (the views) of another pilot making photographs from his office and thought of your photos ;-) might be some cool inspiration. Most are wide-angle, small aperture, longer exposure.
 

 

Abel, for Flag Models.
 
Fujifilm X-T1, XF35/2 and one Cactus RF60.

Lieze
 
X-T1, 56 1.2 APD

Impromptu shot of Xandra, while shooting family portraits for her family.
 
X-T1, 56 1.2 APD. Just classic chrome and minor skin cleanup.

Some of my work from early 2015. Trying to mix it up more, working on concepts with some make-up artists.
 

Some more shots from the beginning. Re-edited a while later since I beefed up my Photoshop skills earlier this year...

First shot in the series was what killed my 56 APD. Autofocus motor creeked and yelled throughout the session, and this shot was the final one before I decided something was seriously wrong... You can see the focus was missed, as turned out later were 98% of all shots from this session. I sent in the lens to Fuji and got it back a few weeks later. They changed out the autofocus motor, but problems were even worse after that. Sent it back a second time. They changed the whole optical assembly, and now it seems to have been fixed.
 
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A storm over Antwerp with a rainbow, an unlikely hitchhiker and an early morning climbing out into Swiss airspace, coming from Venice...

One more from last night. Fuji X-T1, 56 APD.

Some views from my office, the Airbus A32F. Helps having a small Fuji in the bag at all times, pictures taken with the X100T and the X-T1.

Near the Swiss-French border.
 
X-T2 & XF 35/2.

Early morning over Turkey.
 
X-T2, 35/2.

And some more, Fuji X100T and X-T1, last shot is Athens at night with the sky above, 3.5 seconds exposure, hand balanced on the windscreen, ISO 6400 and 16mm at f1.4... Heavy on the noise reduction, this was shot on a moonless night at 37000ft.

Some views from my office, the Airbus A32F. Helps having a small Fuji in the bag at all times, pictures taken with the X100T and the X-T1.

Some shots I did for the daughter of some folks whose house I sometimes use for shoots. She told me she fences, so I suggested doing something with that.
 
Both shots taken with the X100T and generic manual speedlights. The colour one is a 60x60cm softbox and a reflector for fill. The b&w one a MagMod MagSphere and a MagGrid for harsh, directional light.
 

Nice pictures Tom, we must be working at the very similar office I see.
Here is couple of mine...
 

 
 
  Cheers
Dom
 
 

what an amazing office! The aerial view is stunning~~ keep it up 

The desolate landscapes of Algeria... Seems like Mars sometimes...
 
X-Pro 2 & XF 35/2.

Yaounde, Cameroon.
 
X-T2 & XF 35/2.

The desolate landscapes of Algeria... Seems like Mars sometimes...
 
X-Pro 2 & XF 35/2.

Climbing out of Nice, France, towards Switzerland.
 
X-T2 & XF35/2.

Both shot on the X-T1 and XF 35 f2, which is fast becoming my ultimate travel lens.

Yesterday, over the Alps.
 
X100T and TCL.

A storm over Antwerp with a rainbow, an unlikely hitchhiker and an early morning climbing out into Swiss airspace, coming from Venice...

Descending into Milan last night...
 
Fuji X100T

Huff the magic dragon. Lol...