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I photographed this car in one of the car parks at the Vintage Sports Car Club's Hawthorn Memorial Trophies race meeting at Oulton Park in June 2008. It’s an Alvis Speed 20 SD Drop head coupe car with bodywork by Vanden Plas. The chassis left Alvis on 31st October 1935, was completed by Vanden Plas on 1st March 1936, and was sold in April 1936. It is one of 5 produced as a Model SD with drop head coupe body design by Vanden Plas. Its chassis number is 13013, one of probably only three that remain, and is the only car of its type registered in the membership list of the Alvis Owner Club. Mechanically the Speed 20 SD was one of the most advanced cars manufactured in the pre war years, having independent front suspension and a gearbox with synchromesh on all gears. The 2,762cc straight-6 engine was extremely powerful giving the car a top speed of over 90 miles per hour and it is fitted with a high ratio differential which enables it to cruise comfortably in modern traffic.
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Camera Model: Canon EOS 450D
Shooting Date/Time: 22/02/2009 04:07:36 p.m.
Shooting Mode: Shutter-Priority AE
Tv( Shutter Speed ): 3.2
Av( Aperture Value ): 25.0
Metering Mode: Evaluative Metering
ISO Speed: 100
Lens: EF-S18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS
Focal Length: 24.0 mm
White Balance Mode: Auto
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An MT19 Railcar Speeder set to take a morning run with PRO (Pacific Railcar Operators) Group at the Roaring Camp & Big Trees Railroad
Innsbruck, Austria - January 16, 2012: Mi Jang of South Korea competes duing the women's 1500m speed skating at the first winter Youth Oympic Games in Innsbruck, Austria, January 16, 2012.
Photo by Bai Xuefei/Xinhua/IOC Hand out Photo
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Strobist setup for photographing my Triumph Speed Triple. I used three 580EX flashes in total: one in an umbrella and two bare strobes on each side of the bike (one of which didn't fire this time).
Ex LNER A4 Pacific 4-6-2 4464 Bittern makes a fine sight and sound at University as she towards Birmingham with the 19:59 1Z56 Bristol Temple Meads to Tyseley Steam Trust "Western Streak" railtour. I could hear her whistle about 3 minutes before she emerged from the dark, and she made herself heard by whistling when she came round the bend. Driver Ray Churchill was on the footplate.
Super fast shutter speed, lens set on 200mm, photographing a welder. this image looks so photo-shopped to me, but i can assure you only the exposure and contrast have been slightly changed
Originally designed for intercepting battle machines, Zaptors were perfectly suited for the Overkill Oval due to their rugged structure, robust firepower, and speed and agility.
The orange bike is the model in question for the contest.
The solenoid (lower left) could be used to trip the leaf shutter in the lens via a button on the flash unit, to synchronize with flashbulbs.
One of the disadvantages of buying stuff at garage sales is that I only get one try at a shot.
All the ceramic figures were different in thickness, making judging the "right" trigger delay impossible. With a grape, you can keep trying until you get what you want.
This is a wordy way of saying that this photo needed a few unches more delay.
Poor puppy.