... At the very least he/she should have positioned themselves so the the wind was behind the model. That way any sudden gusts would have pushed the aircraft away from the talent.
This is not entirely unlike stunt work. Stunt men look at the given situation from every conceivable angle. They take all contingencies into account. They consider everything that could or will go wrong. Only then do they devise a way to make it work safely. We have the responsibility to do the same. SAFETY is always first!
And by the way, you cannot get a "close-up" with a wide angel lens.
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