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Fast is fine, but accuracy is everything.
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What I like about this picture is its colorz coz looool accuracy is definitely missing in this photo as I was in a moving car … (one of my oldie shots) =P
Swiss Air Force F/A-18C Hornet J-5011 sporting the colours of Fliegerstaffel 11, taking off from Sion on 16th May 2017.
couldn't find a profile image in my archives that I liked for this high key car art project idea, so this hot rod image is from the internet..
car image converted to BW, 3 jpgs tonemapped in a final HDR, ran thru some Topaz effects, then created the background...
stu-bo
with the shadow of the signalman keeping a watchful eye as the goods clears the path, the driver manages to acknowledge the box.....
Stuck fast in the River Humber August 11 2018 in monochrome and colour near the Riverside Ferry Terminal
One more of the F-22 flight demonstration at N.A.S. Oceana, the same fast pass as my previous post. It's just too good to pass up... it looks fast standing still.
The Sea Fury was to become the Royal Navy's last propellor driven fighter. It had a maximum speed of 460 mph and was armed with four 20 mm cannon.
Hawker Sea Fury T.20 WG655 was used as a target tug by the Luftwaffe in the 50's. It is now based at Duxford and owned by the Norwegian Spitfire Foundation.
Der fast 40 Meter hohe Wasserturm, der bis zuletzt das Wasser für die Löschtürme der Koksofenbatterien lieferte, ist eines der Wahrzeichen der Stadt Alsdorf. Der aufsitzende Intze-Behälter fasst 300 Kubikmeter Wasser. Der aus zweischaligem Mauerwerk bestehende Turmschacht selber ist durch vier Zwischendecken unterteilt. Die oberste Ebene bildet gleichzeitig das Auflager für den Wasserbehälter. Zwischen dieser und der dritten Ebene befindet sich ein Hohlraum von über 20 Metern Höhe. Teile der alten Pumpanlage sind noch erhalten. Für das unter Denkmalschutz stehende Gebäude konnte bislang keine neue Nutzung gefunden werden.
Felt Fast food made for a swap on Craftster.
From a pattern in a Japanese felt craft book I love: ISBN 4834755894
We had some debate in my house what exactly the frothy drink is supposed to be. I say it's a root beer float, but my husband says it's an "Arnold Palmer" which is a light beer on top of a dark beer, but I don't think that would have whipped cream and a cherry.
In any case it went to a teenager, so it's a root beer float...
Saint Augustine, Florida U.S.A. ~ Independence Day 2020
Anastasia State Park ~ Saint Augustine Inlet ~ July 4th, 2020
The salt-run back by the lighthouse was lake-smooth and flat
as a pancake. The man's wife (and the boy's mother) was on
her own-paddleboard about twenty-five feet behind-them
and she was doing a nice-job of keeping-up with them! LOL
A family that paddles together... Was cute. Thanks for looking.
*[Paddle Faster, Dad! Keep Up, Mom! LOL]
*[left-double-click for a closer-look]
*[The first time I saw a paddle-boarder out on the water about twenty years ago, I thought I was seeing things!?! I thought to
myself, "What a great idea!!" Now, you see them everywhere,
all over the world. Sometimes it's the simple things/ideas that
catch-on and make-it-big! Thank you very much for looking]
I have been trying to capture decent in flight images of Swallows. They move so quickly and change direction constantly with no indication that they will changing direction. For me images are as much dumb luck as skill with these birds.
I was back at New Bridge Polo and Country Club last evening shooting a match between Crestview Farm and Bliss Polo. The power and speed of the riders and ponies is always amazing!
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Charging through the Michigan farmland at track speed, a pair of Lima-built, 2-8-4 "Berkshire" Locomotives take a long, fast freight southeast toward the City of Detroit, just over 100 miles down the line.
This image was captured during an August 2009, Lerro Photography photo shoot on the Great Lakes Central Railroad, which featured the only two "Berks" that were operable at the time, those being Pere Marquette #1225, owned by the Steam Railroading Institute of Owosso, MI and Nickel Plate Road #765, owned by the Fort Wayne Railroad Historical Society of Fort Wayne, IN. The pair are pictured eastbound with 31 freight cars in tow, passing a farm off North Upton Road in the town of Elsie, MI.