The recipient of a doctor of medicine from Yale University School of Medicine, Dr. Michael Simons is an experienced physician who has served as RW Berliner Professor of Medicine at the school since 2008 and is the founding director of the Yale Cardiovascular Research Center. Outside of his professional responsibilities, Dr. Michael Simons is a fan of the English soccer club Arsenal FC. The 2017-18 season has been a tumultuous one for Arsenal as the club recently lost core players Theo Walcott, Francis Coquelin, Alexis Sanchez, and Olivier Giroud, but management restored a sense of stability on February 1 by signing midfielder Mesut Ozil to a three-year contract extension worth a reported 350,000 pounds a week. At more than double what he previously earned, the 29 year old will become the highest-paid player in the Premier League. The signing also puts an end to his rumored exit as a free transfer following the end of the season.Through 21 games this season, Ozil has four goals on 32 shots and seven assists to go along with 10 blocked shots and a tackle success rate of 67 percent. He has appeared in 137 career Premier League games and has 27 goals and 49 assists.
The former chief of cardiology at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, Michael Simons is a professor of medicine and cell biology at the Yale School of Medicine. Possessing over three decades of experience, he has written more than 300 publications, spoken at numerous professional meetings, and obtained several patents. In his free time, Yale’s Michael Simons enjoys photography.One of the first steps to getting the perfect aerial photograph is choosing the right aircraft. You need something that provides you with unobstructed views of your subject, so it’s usually not practical to shoot from a plane window. However, flying in a helicopter or a small, private plane with the windows open is one option. You can also use a drone to capture aerial photographs. Regardless of the aircraft you use, make sure your camera is securely attached either to yourself or to the aircraft.Next, think about the time of day you'll want to get shots and of the angles you plan to get. Considering both this and the weather is particularly important if you are scheduling a flight with a pilot. The beginning and end of each day usually offer the softest, most appealing light, whereas mid-day photography tends to result in harsh shadows. Additionally, make sure your scheduled flight will go to areas that get you the best angles of your subject.Further, think about the camera you are using. It must have a good zoom lens on it so you can get closer shots while in the air. Zoom lenses also give you the chance to capture multiple angles of the same subject with ease. If you are photographing large subjects on the ground, consider using a telephoto lens for a wider angle. Finally, make sure your camera is set to a fast shutter speed so that your images will not be blurred by the movement of flying.
