Kane took the moment when British paratroopers “Pathfinder” officers and soldiers jumped out of the tail hatch of the C-17. This photo won the NATO photo of the year. (The picture is taken from the website of the British Army)
2022/12/20 10:20
[Instant News/Comprehensive Report]British army photographer Rob Kane’s wonderful picture of the British paratrooper “Pathfinder” (Pathfinder) entering the exercise area with a high-altitude infiltration umbrella (HALO) won the NATO “Best of the Year” Photo” award.
according toThe British Army WebsiteThe 35-year-old Kane had to undergo professional medical training to take the photo, according to the report, to take the photo on the open ramp of an RAF C-17 Globemaster at 18,000 feet (5,486 kilometers). Feet) high altitude, under the environment of minus 18 degrees Celsius to take pictures and videos of skydiving.
Kane said that he only relied on a safety rope to ensure safety during the shooting, and he forgot to wear gloves. He admitted that this was a very challenging shooting, but fortunately, the camera settings were correct and the shooting results made him very satisfied. He is very proud to receive this award.
Kane has served in the army for 18 years, initially as a recovery mechanic with the Royal Electromechanical Engineers and qualified as a military parachutist before switching to a photographer with the Royal Logistic Corps following discovering his passion for photography.
Kane’s selfie at high altitude. (The picture is taken from the website of the British Army)
After Kane discovered his passion for photography, he transferred to the Royal Logistic Corps as a photographer. (The picture is taken from the website of the British Army)
Kane himself. (The picture is taken from the website of the British Army)
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