@IICXLVIICDLXXXIIIDCXLVII and looking at your account, you still have a lot to learn (I'm not being mean here,just saying that you can still improve your skills).
I will do that now, will take me some time but should be pretty good once finished.
Hope people will use it as a reference.

@ollielebananiaCFSP A forum explaining this in-depth would be nice, it took me several months to learn how to take decent looking screenshots.

@IICXLVIICDLXXXIIIDCXLVII There's another reason to keep your plane far from the islands, it's because they are ugly as hell, you don't want them in your image.
Also, taking screenshots or doing photography is the same thing, so the same rules apply. I might do a forum post explaining how to make cool screenshots.

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For now, you can both of you look at my screenshots, because they aren't too bad, look at the one MisterT makes too, he's really good.

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But for the basics, learn basic composition, light position and background gestion. If you can have that, you will already make some good screenshots.

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(and of course if the plane is just bad looking you can be as good as a god you're plane will always be ugly)

@IICXLVIICDLXXXIIIDCXLVII true.. but noice

@IceCraftGaming They make the plane hard to see because the website is so bright.

@IICXLVIICDLXXXIIIDCXLVII I think sunset shots are quite nice actually

1) Follow this guide.

2) Don't take screenshots at night or sunset, they look way too dark here.

3) Try taking screenshots where there is no land or on Maywar (if you're on PC) since those contrast better with airplanes.

4) If you're on PC, remember that the screenshot will be much smaller on the website, so don't zoom far away from the plane because you think it looks better, as that will make it hard to see it.

5) Try using Orbit View, you can get better angles for the planes on it.

Here's an example of what I think a good screenshot looks like, the water contrasts well with the plane, and it also clearly shows most of it, which is also why I didn't take more than one.

Hope this helps.

@Rework
I’m bad at explaining things.

@X99STRIKER Math teachers trying to explain the Pythagorean Theorem be like

Fist step, enable dev console.
Go to settings and tap the big “settings” button a few times.
Then get your build in a good position.

//maincamera>camera.set_depth 10
Use this to remove the stuff on your screen to get a good screenshot. You can delete the 0 at the end to restore it.

//MainCamera>camera.set_fieldOfView x
Field of view. Replace the x with any number, it lets you get a closer look at your build.

//MainCamera>Transform.set_localPosition X,Y,Z
You can move your camera around.

//CameraTarget>>Camera.backgroundColor 1,1,1,1
This is for when in designer, idk the number code thingys.