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Lift off! ๐ซ This Mission is all about those moments when aircraft leave the ground... the rotations, the climbs, and the take-offs that capture the buzz of aviation. Whether itโs a fighter launching, an airliner lifting heavy into the haze, or a prop pulling up gracefully, show us your best departure shots! โก๏ธ Mission Tips: ๐ฏ Burst mode is your friend - timing is everything. ๐ช Try framing so the horizon sits low and the climb feels steep and dynamic. ๐ In editing, lift clarity or contrast slightly to bring out the sense of motion and energy. ๐ฃ Share the story - where was it and how did you get the shot? ๐ก Did You Know? Most airliners rotate at around 150 knots, with pilots using a gentle pitch-up of about 10โ15 degrees to balance lift and speed. Shooting from a lower angle can exaggerate that moment and make the climb look far more dramatic!