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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.
Crews installed speed restriction signs at Metro-North's Port Chester station on December 12, 2013. Photo: MTA / Patrick Cashin
This image provides a demonstration for the second part of the Flash Speed Strap article: Add-ons and Sample shots.
Covered:
- Speed Strap Gel Heads
- Speed Strap Snoot
- Speed Strap Flags
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The Southern California Timing Association hosted the 68th Annual Speed Week on the Bonneville Salt Flats in the West Desert of Utah.
The newest addition to the @DetroitSpeedInc Test Car Family. The DSE 1965 Mustang joins the ever growing number of Test Cars in the DSE stable.
The Car: A 1965 Mustang that will be used as a test bed for new Detroit Speed products.
The Project: The Mustang will be used for testing the prototype Mini-Tub Kit for the rear and a bolt-on speed kit front suspension upgrade.
www.detroitspeed.com/Projects/DSE-1965-Mustang/DSE-1965-M...
My only concern is the 8t gear that's attached to a technic half axle/pin, which occasionally slips off at higher speeds...
Scott Andrew Speed (born January 24, 1983) is an American race car driver. Formerly a driver for the Scuderia Toro Rosso F1 team, he made his Formula One race debut at the 2006 Bahrain Grand Prix, becoming the first American to race in F1 since Michael Andretti in 1993. Speed has currently turned his career towards stock car racing, specifically NASCAR while he was affiliated with Red Bull's racing program. He currently drives the #33 Chevrolet Impala for Kevin Harvick, Inc. in the NASCAR Nationwide Series.
The XS - Striker is a speeder employed often by the inner city street gang know as the dark horde. While little is know about this groups operations they can often be seen speeding down back alley's howling and firing off there weaponry like they are griped with madness.
A two seater speeder, I forgot I Iike to build these things, so here's another one.
Detroit Speed Project Car updates September 18, 2015. Moe’s 1970 Chevelle. www.detroitspeed.com/projects/mo70chevelle/mo70chevelle-p...
Speed in many ways is a movie that gets to the point. The poster tries the same. I hope I succeeded a little bit.
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.
I think every high speed photographer inspired by this classic and iconic photo by H. Edgerton. It was always one of my dream shots to realize.
I'm quite relieved to achieve this after 3 hrs, many cards and some 25 high powered rifle rounds :)
Another shot of stuff glued to a gelatin filled Christmas bulb.
I think that there is some sort of rule that if one skull is scary, seven are even more scary.
These are little taiga nut skulls from an old Burning Man project. I used to make up little copper wire and skull Burning Man skeletons on necklaces to give to people I met out on the playa.
I made up three more of these after the first two so that I could get a few more tries. This is a more controlled shot, less delay than the first shot.
Sometimes I wonder if I should allow a little more chance in these high speed pictures. Not aim as accurately, mess with delay more.
Another day maybe.
Cheers.
The Speed Graphic camera was considered to be THE Press camera of its day and were made between 1912-1973. They came with either a 2 1/2 x 3 1/2 inch or 5 x 5 inch negative format and each negative was loaded seperately so the photographer had just one chance to get his shot (a far cry from todays cameras). This model probably dates from around 1950.