Make it Monday: Liz Kaszynski's Aerial Photography

Make it Monday: Liz Kaszynski's Aerial Photography

Kaszynski, Lisa, Untitled, ND.
If you could dream up any photography job in the world, what would it be?  What would you photograph?  Better yet - from where would you take these images?  Perhaps from an F-35 or F-16?  I'm not talking about "F" as in "F Stop" but from a fighter jet plane...

As read in an article by PetaPixel's DL Cade, "Liz Kaszynski has one of the coolest photography jobs in the world. As one of the 10 Lockheed Martin aerial photographers certified to take pictures from the back of fighter jets — and their only female photographer for the F-35 — she photographs and rides in some of the most advanced flying machines on Earth".  Check out the video below to learn more about Liz Kaszynski's amazing job as an aerial photographer: 


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Cade, DL. "Behind the Scenes with Lockheed Martin's Fighter Jet Photographer Liz Kaszynski." PetaPixel. N.p., n.d. Web. 13 Oct. 2014.

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