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Rider: Christoph
Strobist info: Two SB-24s on full power at 3 meters on pointed at rider in 30 degree angle on the right 20 cm over ground.
Tried something that I have been thinking about, more of a boresight (actually 45 degree angle on the basic exploding globe.
It is out of focus for some reason. I thought that depth of field would be a problem, which is was. But don't understand why nothing is in focus.
It's still cool, with the double cone of debris and the top explosion.
I'll work on this one some more.
The first sucessful shot out of my new(!) 1949 Speed Graphic!
Expired Kodabrome Paper
Reversed in elements
4 sec exposure
d-76
An Eastbound Domestic stack train fly's down Curtis Hill while a Westbound International stack train throttles up fo begin the climb.
Heman crossovers
A bit West of Waynoka OK
September 8th 2013
Catalog #: 0146
Subject: The Flying Tigers - China
Title: Speed Wilson
Repository: San Diego Air and Space Museum Archive
1999 Mach 5
Prototype (Speed Racer)
the Mach 5 has been described as "the most famous race car in the world" because of the continuing popularity of the 1967 Speed Racer cartoon series, which has an estimated fan base of 50 million people. In 2000, this three dimensional interpretation of the cartoon Mach 5 completed a nationwide automotive safety tour sponsored by the Child Safety Network. Speed Racer Motors later unveiled plans to build a Signature Series of 100 road-ready Mach 5's numbered and signed by Peter Fernandez, the voice actor and creative force behind the Speed Racer cartoons. Unlike this prototype which has a mid-engine, the Corvette-based "production" roadsters will feature a 5.7 liter, 385 horsepower V-8 engine mounted in the front.
Collection of the Petersen Automotive Museum
The RNS-315 can show posted speed limits. I wouldn't count on it being right all the time, but it's always been right so far.
(No, I wasn't driving while taking these pictures. I used the unit's demo mode.)
Mears, Michigan– Out on the dunes there where various machines of mobile entertainment traveling at freakishly high speeds. I stayed safe in the confines of a Jeep.
Shot through lowered gauze window blinds on a Eurostar train going at about 300km/h between Calais and Paris. Kinda experimental.