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My only concern is the 8t gear that's attached to a technic half axle/pin, which occasionally slips off at higher speeds...

This Gumpert Apollo Speed was doing a lot of laps during a Gold Track trackday on the circuit of Spa-Francorchamps in Belgium. This photo is taken at the entrance of the pitlane. The special thing about this car is that it is the special Apollo Speed but it has the rear spoiler and rearlights of a normal Apollo.

 

This is one of the first shots with my new Canon Eos 1000D, this photo is taken with my Canon EF 75-300 f/4-5.6 III lens.

Brianna (with hair blowing in the wind) riding her favorite three wheeler from a few years back. Love the cool shades.

"Reduce Speed! Save Lives" campaign

Four time Xterra World Champion Conrad Stoltz flies down a trail at the TriLanai off road sprint triathlon.

Eigenlijk een beetje verrast door de trein (hoe is het mogelijk.....) en op goed geluk afgedrukt. In Lightroom een beetje met het histogram gespeeld om eens te kijken wat je er nog van kunt maken ;-)

 

While waiting on the station I was surprised by this raging train (how is it possible you would ask.....) and I pushed the button. I did a shuffle with the histogram in Lightroom and this was the result.

Speed Factory's office on Shallowford Rd.

Pop quiz, hotshot. There's a bomb on a car. Once the car goes 50 miles an hour, the bomb is armed. If it drops below 50, it blows up. What do you do? What do you do?

The speeder bike, usually stored in the back of the starship.

The Firehouse Restaurant in Venice was a location used for the 1994 movie "Speed" (top).

Speed graphic with a stack of holders.

High Level Bridge light trails Newcastle Upon Tyne

A few weeks ago at a garage sale I found one of those silly mini-animals that you put into water and let swell up to a billion times larger.

 

This one was a crab. It went from about 3 inches to about a foot.

 

It was too large to shoot as a whole critter, so I cut off the legs and tried a few shots.

 

This is a claw. One of these days I am going to have to figure out why red is such a problem in Lightroom.

 

I always seem to spend the most time trying to develop pictures with a lot of red in them.

 

Cheers.

A candy-corn heart shatters under the impact of a pellet fired from a crappy 500fps pellet gun.

 

First test of the new and improved high speed flash system.

An empty can of a popular energy drink has it's style crimped by a fast ping pong ball.

 

Cheers.

I also saw some rhubarb at the Whole Foods store. Celery didn't work too well, too mono-colored. But I had hopes for rhubarb.

 

I think it looks great. Nice color, good contrast.

 

Cheers.

A very rare 3 speed Foden Compound Road Locomotive, just before Pearn Brothers save it. Story goes the late George Winwood asked one of the Pearn's about it, went to get it himself a few days after and it was gone. Pearn's got it!

I believe its condemned with a thin crown sheet.

Late George Winwood/Max Chatwin/Damien Smith collection

 

Justin and I with the speed hump sign.

No, I don't know why I have that stupid look on my face.

size 8...10/10 condition...worn once...fs/t...630-337-0973

I was playing with the focus.

ミルククラウンの撮影にチャレンジしてみました。

「数打ちゃ当たる」方式で180回ほどシャッターを切ったところ、

その内の20枚ほどにクラウンが写っていました。

これはその1枚です。

 

2007-09-08

Pentax *istDS2

 

Great competitors all. These guys just never stopped pouring it on. They gave the spectators a fantastic show.

Friday, December 18th 2015

Grantham Station

Freightliner Class 66 66568 speeds south with a Doncaster-Felixstowe container train passing Class 91 91103 on a London King's Cross to Leeds train.

Links: Grantham Area / Class 66s / Collections

Something a bit different .. a few shots from my experiments in using flash at minimum power settings to capture high speed action.

I cannot afford fancy infrared triggers, so in each case the trigger was kitchen foil attatched by sync lead to the flash. All shots are taken in near darkness as the camera was on 4 sec exposure to allow time to trigger the airgun, drop the strawberry or hit the light bulb. At minimum power settings (1/128) my flash gives an exposure of around 1/41600 sec. The camera shutter speed setting (must be less than sync speed) has no influence for this type of photography.

 

The strawberry drop took 8 frames to get right, as I was up a ladder and had to achieve a clean strike on the spoon. For this the spoon is counterbalanced and the foil trigger is out of frame. Yeah lots of mess to clean up afterwards.

Some planets are not suitable for EM technology so hover tanks and EM stabilizers based aircrafts like KUNAIs are useless. So, old good wheels, wings, and reactors are still pretty common. The lance was once a CYGNUS Corp. prototype for land speeders but it suddenly disappeared. It reappeared a few months later a few parsecs away, attacking a rescue mission under Blacktron colours...

Blacktrons use LANCEs to be first on interesting sites. These vehicles carrie two automatic gatlings turrets and a laser boosted 90mm cannon.

The 'Railway Children- The Voice for Street Children Worldwide' nameplate attached to British Rail Class 43 High Speed Train (HST) Diesel Power Car 43082 as operated by East Midlands Trains.

 

www.flickr.com/photos/stuart166axe/tags/nameplate/

 

Photograph taken by and copyright of my regular photostream contributor David and is posted here with very kind permission.

Going back to an earlier shot to try to get it better.

 

Brighter yes...better...hmm...maybe.

 

Also, appears this was an afternoon for red, which is fine.

 

2nd try of high speed photography (i think this is better)

 

2014 Malaysian Motorcross Highlights

 

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Lenbachplatz, München, Bayern, Deutschland, April 2007

photoshopped the sign to the top speed of the vehicle....damn short gears!

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