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East Coast Class 43 High Speed Train (Inter-City 125) 43367 hammering through Alexandra Palace on its way north.
An Angry Marine I painted for a speed painting contest at my local GW. I won a Librarian for this guy too.
I had never seen a speed limit sign with its own color-changing light. This is on the campus of Texas Tech University in Lubbock, Texas.
This is what happens when you don't pay attention to the warning !!!
Etoile, champs élysées, Paris
The 10th annual Run For POGO through Sunnybrook Park on Sunday, April 27, 2014 in Toronto Canada.
The Run For POGO is a charity event in support of the Pediatric Oncology Group of Ontario.
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Waah... we`re speeding!
Just shot out of the front window of the car after sunset with 1 sec exposure.
Gloria Garibaldina
Italy, 1935
Professional pre war road bike from AMF Gloria, Milano with steel framework #31199 finished in blue/champagner. "Tre fiori" lugs. Upgraded 3-speed Simplex Tour de France derailleur. Wooden tubular rims and fender (front one separable). Universal Extra brakeset. Fr. Brambille stem.
OK, I think it's time for something a little different. I've got a few photos from some RC races up at the Full Throttle Racing club's track up in Abbot Maine. These guys don't fool around with jumps and table-tops, it's just full-out flat-track racing fun! These photos were taken not long before I convinced myself to go out and upgrade from electric to nitro RC trucks.
This looked better on the small screen of my camera than it does here on Flickr, but I still like how everything is really blurred except her face!
The first sucessful shot out of my new Speed Graphic!
Expired Kodabrome Paper
Reversed in elements
4 sec exposure
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The Rack is an ambling, 4-beat gait commonly associated with gaited horses such as the American Saddlebred and Tennessee Walking Horse. It is noted for its smoothness (the rider hardly moves in the saddle, as opposed to the trot) and its relative speed. Many horse shows have a "speed-racking" class where the horses are judged not on their style but on how fast they can rack (without breaking into another gait like the canter or gallop). It's an exciting class--announcers tell the audience the louder they cheer, the faster the horses will go.
This is a photo from the winner's victory lap.
Garrard County Fair, 2011