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Again my two-hand technique. Swooshing the speeder in one hand, holding the camera in the other one and turning around.... and suddenly realizing there are 5 people in the park looking in a very strange but curios way :-)
Still getting used to my Fuji XT-1 but starting to love it, love the lack of weight and the quality of the images. Apart from minor adjustments to the raw file this is SOOC. I love this shot as it gives such a sense of motion.
Blasting down the 17 mile road that leads from Hwy 95 in the middle of nowhere you better be on the lookout for the mobile speed bumps..they could really ruin your day (or night). Wild burros roam a lot of desert areas in the southwest but were actually introduced by Spaniards in the 1500's and are native to North Africa.
Was in a Speed Champions mood this morning. I think I got them all built now in LDD. We have a few of them now. This series has def influenced a lot of builders. The "speed champions" style has created a bunch of alternate builds here on Flickr and MocPages. :)
N519JG, a Bombardier CL-600-2C10 CRJ700, on approach to runway 24L at Toronto Pearson International Airport in Mississauga, Ontario.
It was arriving from its base at Concord, North Carolina.
Serial number 10217 began its career as OE-LSF with Styrian Spirit of Graz, Austria on June 24, 2005 and later served with Air India Regional as VT-RJB.
It has been with Joe Gibbs Racing, LLC of Huntersville, North Carolina since December 2016.
When this image was captured, Joe Gibbs Racing was operating a fleet of five Quebec-produced aircraft that included two Bombardier CRJ700s, two Bombardier Challenger 604s and a Bell 427.
Camera mounted in back of car using a long-ish exposure driving down Buckstones road in Oldham and voilla, little detail i know but i moved my speed dial up with a little help of photoshop just for my own peace of mind to justify the motion blur.
This is one of the main roads into Death Valley coming from California. The lowest point in North America is just over 30 miles on the other side of the mountains straight ahead.
State Highway 190, California, USA
This is by far my favorite since I''ve started with my high speed photo hobby.
It was also the most dangerous and difficult to setup and clean. Bullets will go wild when they hit the water, no way to predict wher they will go :( The amount of the water sprayed around was unbelievable. Covering all the high voltage electronics and camera equipment took more than one hour and much more time required to clean up the mess.
A man on a motorcycle passed under the bridge, and his body was just with the support column of the bridge.
Shot in Beijing.
Equipment:
OLYMPUS PEN-F
LEICA LEITZ ELMARIT-R 35/2.8
These guys definitely get up the speed during the Pro Watercross event took place on Pensacola Beach Florida May 4-5. Captured with the Sony A9 using the Sony FE 70-200mm F2.8 GM lens. Post processing with Lightroom Classic CC. Have a wonderful Monday afternoon. Cheers!
As I was capturing pictures of the stars a car decided to mess up my picture but it actually made the picture 10x better with the light trails.
Speed scribbling drawing, strangely some women faces that appeared with a lot of anxious expression, which was definitely not in my intention when I started to let my hand draw...
Another "how-to" scribbling cartoon until I get into political issue again!
Quiz song: who's singing? HINT: Yes, it's a feminist!
Drawing Flow (Titled Anxiety)
Published on Jun 25, 2013
Speeding across the lush terrain of Endor, Luke Skywalker attempts to chase down an Imperial Scout Trooper who has become aware of his presence.
Built for the Eurobricks Star Wars Episode VI Community Build. The speederbike designs were inspired by Legohaulic and Larry Lars.
One has to move fast when shooting sunsets as the light changes so quickly. When combining rapidly changing light and long exposure photography you need to be on your game - a mistake in overall timings can set you back and having to start again may mean the beautiful light you started with, has gone. This is a 5 minute exposure on the south-eastern side of Derwent Water in the Lake District in England. The combination of long exposure and a very lazy wind that evening worked well - the clouds in the sky are moving creting an effect like a paintbrush but I like how the detail in the pink clouds can still be seen.
Technical Details: Nikon D800 | 305 seconds, 20mm, f/11, ISO 100
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Here is a Speeder for Alego's challenge to build sci-fi racers using the blade part [62743]
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