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Traveling along the M32 last night at rush hour as a pasenger I decided to snap a few shots while moving along and some when we were at busy traffic lights and junctions. Some came out very well despite the huge amount of camera shake due to being in a moving vehical.
This one was shot travelling along the M32 at about 60mph in the pouring rain, all the different conditions along with a long exposure casued quite a nice effect. The speed of the cars traveling on the opposite carageway show up well as do the overhead lights and the rear tail lights infront. The rain on the windscreen created a kindoff washed out blur. Would of been much better without camera shake. I am going to set up some shots along the edge of a busy fast road and on a couple of bridges overlooking the motorways near where I live.
To optimize the protection your car is receiving is to consider installing a full front end clear bra. This includes full bumper, hood, mirrors, fenders, mirrors, and lights - which is a $200 value. On this particular car we hand trimmed around th eblack reflective strips as to not disturb their functionality.The clear bra was carefully placed to not overlap the stripes. All of the corners were tucked or hand trimmed as close to the edge as possible. The Llumar CTX window tint which was applied will enable the car to cool off faster in the summer months ahead. It will also protect the driver from damaging sun rays.
Air 80 was installed on the front windshield which is the only type of film which can legally be installed in the state of Texas without a permit.
Another poor bud from a camellia bush gets blasted by a pellet. I am lucky that the bush has plenty of buds, or my wife might get upset.
Plenty for both of us.
Cheers.
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.
World Championship Blacksmiths website
I took all these photos on Saturday, April 16, 2016. My friend- Vern- asked me if I'd like to come take photos. I said I'd probably be able to do one day. Next year, I plan on going all three days.
For three days, different blacksmiths from around the world (there were some from Denmark, England, and even Australia) compete by making different horseshoes. Each round lasts an hour and they start with two flat pieces of metal. Where you see two-man teams is a novice. Novice blacksmiths have a more experienced blacksmith run their fire for them. They also do speed rounds, where they get 14 minutes to make a horseshoe after looking at a cadaver hoof for ten seconds.
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...