Some say that kite aerial photography is best when the sun is shining. I can agree to that, but it's not too bad playing around when it's overcast either!
Category: Kite Aerial Photography
A major change in the weather is forecasted. From warm, dry and sunny to colder, wet and cloudy. So it was time to go flying catching the remains of what was left of the summer.
Sure, Denmark is great for flying kites but Norway isn't too bad either. So today on this absolutely super September afternoon I was out flying on one of the local beaches.
Living by the coast has its advantages. No matter the wind direction I can always find a place with onshore winds!
I left home and the sky was cloudy. But sunny weather was forcasted in the evening and when I got to the beach the sky was blue and the sun on its way down towards the horizon.
I tried to fly in the golden fields the other day too, but the conditions weren't right. But today...!
Today I had plenty of time to go flying after work, so it didn't take long until the kitebags were loaded into the car and I was on my way to the field!
There was almost no wind on the location I initially wanted to fly so I had to walk along the coastline looking for some decent wind. I found it!
The final sunny day before a period of rainy ones. Windy too, so after having done some work in the stable, I was in for some kite flying!
Now that's a question I've heard a few times and I have asked it myself too. In this post I will try to give you a few answers.
A nice and steady breeze coming from the sea and a clear blue sky. What more do you need to go flying? Well, maybe a few hours on your hands! ;-)
It's solstice and what is better than to go and fly a kite on the lightest day of the year?
