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Date: 2nd April 2011
Location: Surrey, Greater London
Start time: 5:48
End Time: 11:40
Speed: 1 second of video equals 12 minutes
Camera: Nikon D5000
Camera Direction: SSW (estimate)
Rob Calloway works the speed bag in his gym in St. Joseph, MO. Calloway was a physical therapist. His theory was, he knows the human body well enough to shape his own into being a champion.
And he did it. While fighting for Don King, he became the welter weight champion of the world.
We should all be so passionate about our dreams that we're willing to take a few hits to the head to make them come true.
Leica R4, 35mm 1.4 Summilux. TMax P3200.
I went out chasing silhouettes in the incredibly heavy fog yesterday morning. This is a train speeding through the morning fog outside of Werribee, west of Melbourne.
I've made this photo exclusively available to member of the newly formed "Kaizen" group for the purposes of priming the constructive criticism process. I was hoping to catch some motion blur silhouettes on this particular morning, and have some more that I'll be putting up soon. With this particular shot, I had played with a few angles, and had settled on this one so that I could capture light under approaching trains. I thought, given that I was dealing with a potentially ambiguous silhouette, that this would help define the subject (both visually and conceptually), and would also add to the converging lines. I've found shooting in fog to be an amazing experience as it renders an almost blank canvas for you to compose against. Clearly here I was shooting into the sun, but the fog was so heavy that the graduation of luminance is surprisingly subtle.
I'm not sure if I'm happy with this shot - I'm unsure about its simplicity. Do you think there are too few elements to this shot? What do you think I could do to improve it? There seems to be a lot of fog around Melbourne these days, so I may well have an opportunity to attempt to manifest your suggestions in the near future.
This is an oldie I just found whilst spring-cleaning my hard drive. I was taking these shots at Navigation Road metro station when I glanced over my shoulder and saw this amazing huge moon. I swung the tripod round immediately, flipped the camera on its side, and managed to get this just as a car went back over the speed bumps...
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based off a Keun Chul painting called No Exit
Free is good! I cleaned out a condo for a friend after his tennants bugged out. I got to keep some stuff I found there. This set is one of them.
The speeder has a couple of things wrong with it, overall. I will notate the pics to show them.
The speeder will be cannibalized for parts. There are just too many good parts here that will work well as part of the Mega-Mondo-MOC I am going to build. Also, using anything SW just completely lacks creativity or originality, & so it bores me.
Blinking alternately between 30 and the icon of a 19th centrury studio camera that has been use to illustrate highway speed cameras in this country. What do other countries use?
Assignment: Shutter Speed: For this picture, I used a fast shutter speed so the photo would be in focus. Then I had to turn up my ISO so the picture would be brighter.
Ferrari Formula One gearbox, 1989
This gearbox uses innovative technology to give seven speeds and semi-automatic operation. Gear changes are made using paddles mounted on the steering column so that the driver does not have to take a hand off the steering wheel. The shifts are made almost instantaneously, saving previous fractions of a second each time. Ferrari was the first team to introduce this type of gearbox to Formula One.
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A speed limit 15 stands besides the M&W Rail Trail. Most likely there for snowmobilers that go through here during the Winter.
The speed bump itself is clearly damaged - likely caused by regular vehicle strikes as they negotiate this obstruction.
Mego 1977
These have the wind up feature. Where one pulls it back and it goes forward on its own.
Mego's effort into the toy cars category.
I like them for the chromey colors :)