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This is for the Macro Monday group, the subject was speed. I know I sure need my morning cup of Joe to get some speed for my day! =)
I was practicing my freehand panning (NL: pannen) technique during the 42nd cycling competition "Wielerronde van Ermelo".
James P. O’Neill, Police Commissioner; Elizabeth Rose, Deputy Chancellor, Department of Education; Dr. Oxiris Barbot, First Deputy Commissioner, NYC Health Department; Brooklyn Borough President Eric L. Adams; Council Member Justin Brannan; Patrice Edison, Principal, P.S. 264; Zaman Mashrah, P.S. 264 Parent; and Advocate Adam McLeer, Families for Safe Streets gather at P.S. 264 Bay Ridge Elementary School for the Arts on Monday, June 18, 2018 to urge for the passage of speed camera legislation.
A7798C/S6046C is a bill that would preserve existing speed cameras near school zones while also expanding them to additional, high priority school zones where speeding is prevalent. Currently, A7798C/S6046C has bipartisan support in the state Senate and 33 co-sponsors. The bill has yet to reach the floor for a vote where only 32 votes are needed to pass any given bill. A7798C/S6046C passed the Assembly overwhelming in June 2017.
CREDIT: Benjamin Kanter/Mayoral Photo Office
I took this photograph at Mc Lean's corner during the Invited Pre-1961 Sports & GT Cars Race at the SeeRed meeting at Donington Park in May 2011. It's Ned Spieker in his 1948 Frazer Nash High Speed leading the 1955 Aston Martin DB2/4 of James Campbell. The Frazer Nash, which is chassis 421/100/004, has a 2-litre Bristol engine and was originally delivered to a Frantisek Dobry of Czechoslovakia in December 1948. After Harold Adlington and Norman Culpan finished in third place at the 1949 Le Mans 24 Hour race in Frazer Nash High Speed chassis 421/100/008 subsequent cars were known as Frazer Nash Le Mans models.
After the previous shot I salvaged the top (bottom?) of the squash for another try.
I shot this one with a lot of delay and used a Gamo Predator pellet. They have a little red plastic tip that is supposed to do something. In this case, the pellet tumbled and the little red tip is just to the upper right of center.
Cheers.
Brand: Mega Speed
Series: N/A
Livery: Grey stripe, #8 on front hood
Scale: 1/64
Base: Black plastic -
Collector/casting number: N/A
Country of manufacture: China
Place/date of purchase: Value Village 2020
Condition: Light ware 9/10
Remarks/comments:
This car was one of the entrants in the Cheshire Concours d'Elegance a the Vintage Sports Car Club's Hawthorn Memorial Trophies race meeting at Oulton Park in June 2008.
It's the 1935 Rover Speed 14 Streamline Coupé of Malcolm Mountain. The original Rover 14 P1 was introduced in 1933 with a 1,577cc 6-cylinder inline engine with a single Solex downdraught carburettor. The Streamline Saloon and Streamline Coupé were offered as alternative bodies in 1934, and in the same year the Speed 14 Streamline Coupé was produced with a tuned engine and triple SU carburettors. Production of this car continued until 1936 and 380 were manufactured in total.
Something else. Its not very easy to tell whats going one here, but I still like the picture.
I used the slightly damaged container from the previous photo to do another, deeper pellet. Used a flat topped pellet to get a bigger wake, which I got.
I also got this fever dream of color. Even blue, which confused me till I realized that it was one of the rags I put around the setup to catch the water.
You can see the pellet. theer is even a bubble of air(?) trapped in the wake.
A wild photo. I'm really going to have to figure out what the bleep I'm doing.
This picture makes me realize I've got a fine flash instrument here,which I mostly use to pound nails.
The jig you use is just a hub. Take your time and get them as straight as possible before you tack weld them into the frame.
The Need 4 Speed: The Art of Flight
A collection of shots from flights made during the 2009-2010 season by the talented group of wingsuit basejumpers, while flying the V3, Hybrid LD2/Trango rigs and testing several new V-series wingsuit prototypes around Europe.
Feel the need. The need for speed!
A big thank you to Hybrid for sending us their compliments and allowing us use of their awesome track “Disappear Here”.
For more information, please go to the band's website : hybridsoundsystem.com
ITunes Link : itunes.apple.com/gb/album/disappear-here/id400409963
Also check out the original videoclip at vimeo.com/16165416
All footage was shot in High Definition Video
Camera & Performers:
Jeannoel Itzstein
Robert Pecnik
Edo Senica
Mirko Schmidt
Jokke Sommer
Halvor Angvik
Luka Fornazaric
Florian
Eliv Ruud
Tom Erik Heiman
LudovicWoerth
Ted Rudd
Dominik Loyen
additional camera by:
Dino Raffault
Michael Theile
editing by Jarno Cordia of www.airrebels.com
For more information check www.phoenix-fly.com and www.adrenalinbase.com
contact macca@phoenix-fly.com for press inquiries and footage requests.
NOTE: For basic information on getting into wingsuit flying, wingsuit BASE jumping and relevant experience levels, see www.wingsuitschool.com
Watch this video on Vimeo. Video created by Phoenix Fly.
I keep trying to try shots with water and a pellet and here is why I don't think I will ever get a good shot.
The beautiful water patterns of falling water become a blast of mist when the pellet hits. The water is milliseconds and the the pellet is microseconds.
There were some beautiful photos published recently where the target was a water drop. I liked the photos a lot, but saw that the pellet had to be going much slower than a "typical" pellet. When I contacted the photographer, he verified that the pellet was about 100fps rather than this pellet which is going at about 800fps.
I will keep playing with the idea, but am dubious that I can get it to work.
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Speed camera vs the Pepsi Max Big One.
Taken on Blackpool Promenade on a lovely summers evening in 2011.
Mayor de Blasio will deliver remarks at a rally in Union Square on Sunday, June 24, 2018 calling for the preservation and expansion of speed cameras near New York City schools.
CREDIT: Benjamin Kanter/Mayoral Photo Office
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