This is a reference post for a shoot I did with the Newsoms out of Sundown Texas I forgot to blog this when we did it so here it is now.  This was probably one of the trickiest things I’ve tried to do.  The duster was supposed to be over a different field that ran North-South and would have given us the nice blue skie contrast with the plan in the sky.  However due to wind conditions that day at last minute they had to opt out and goto a different field entirely.   This new field was a direct East West and the sun was setting so the cool blue sky wasn’t an option any longer.  The hard part of these shots especially with the addition of field lights in the equation was the lack of time between passes.  We had to estimate where the plan was passing by….get Steve and Keegan in to place…angle the lights and position them so they were not in the shot and then I had to get where I needed to be to take the shot at just the right second.  All of that had to come together in less than a minute per pass and then once he went overhead we had to move everything down the field to do it again…..it was crazy!  Sad thing is you only get about 18-20 passes per field and the plan is done.  Then divide those passes in half because of the direction we needed the plan to come and it makes for a stressful 20 minutes in a cotton field.