Drive-by Shooters
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For the Smile on Saturday challenge: "one point perspective"
Driving through sunshine and ice on Wednesday, we found ourselves shrouded in freezing fog. Only later did I realise that I'd been shooting a "one point perspective" with the vanishing point ahead of us!
HSoS ;o)
Cliche and Smile on Saturday: Here
My landscape set Here
Local places and views: Here
My drive by shots: Here
From the Monbijoustrasse. Escooters are everywhere. I keep making these panningshots and I still love them.
Raining, through the back window of a van, on a bumpy overpass, but couldn't resist this sight. The approach to New York City is always a thrill for me......there's One World Trade Center, standing above all the rest.
6/52, Grey, for the group Life is a Rainbow
Four weeks in a row will be of things that are grey
Cycling is the most normal way of transport in the Netherlands. Here is started to rain and this woman tried to protect her bags.
It's really unusual for the sky to be full of mare's tails or "Cirrus uncinus". We can see them quite often, but mixed with other clouds. To get a complete sky full of mare's tails is really rare!
For the Tuesday cloud groups 😊
and for Crazy Tuesday - "patterns in nature" 😊
More about these clouds.
"Cirrus uncinus is a species of cirrus cloud. The name cirrus uncinus is Latin for "curly hooks". Commonly called "mare's tail", this cloud species is very thin and generally sparse in the sky.
The clouds occur at high altitudes, at a temperature of about −50 to −40 °C (−58 to −40 °F). They are generally seen when a warm or occluded front is approaching.
They are very high in the troposphere and generally mean that precipitation, usually rain, is approaching". Wiki
Crazy Tuesday: Here
Sea Sand, Sky & Water: Here
iPhone shots: Here
My drive by shots: Here
Local places of interest: Here
This was taken on the road - we made a quick trip to Colorado a couple weeks ago... just as they were getting some snow !
Wishing everyone a great start to the week : )
OldTown/Chinatown. Portland Oregon. 04July2020.
As far as I'm concerned those ladders are hung a bit too high.
Day 13/365:
A busy day today so whilst in the car I played with the slow shutter app on my phone. I also experimented with my Omni prism refraction wand, not easy to do with the phone but I liked some of the results.
This is three slow shutter images blended together. I hadn't intended this to be my image for today. It was meant for a loop I take part in on Instagram but haven't managed anything else as I was having fun with a little superhero.
I took this early yesterday morning on the way to Woodland Washington... We had a 9am appointment and had to leave home at 7:30... I only had my little G9 camera but was shooting between the braces and rails of the bridge...The mountain must be at least 70 miles from this location.... Portland Oregon is in the foreground... Well, a tiny part of it !!!
Downtown Napa, CA. They had this summer cruising event and hundreds of cool cars were driving past. I shot at 1/50th second and panned as the car passed by.
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This is what happens when a semi truck zooms though your long exposure shot, apparently!
(aurora borealis over interior Alaska)
Downtown Napa, CA. They had this summer cruising event and hundreds of cool cars were driving past. I shot at 1/50th second and panned as the car passed by.
Image ©Philip Krayna, BoxxCarr, all rights reserved. This image is not in the public domain. Please contact me for permission to download, license, reproduce, or otherwise use this image, or to just say "hello". I value your input and comments. See more at www.boxxcarr.com.
I was bummed that I couldn't give chase to this one: endangered species SOO 6053 leading Norfolk Southern train 30T to Enola Yard. My only chance to grab the train came at the end of its journey as it pulled up to a stop signal at CP Wye, waiting north of Harrisburg on its turn into the yard across the river. Like a tourist I pulled up to the side of US 22/322, grabbed this quick frame from the car and away I went.
DiB 01/05/2016
Only because I like Cookie and she asked so nicely...
1. I recently measured myself and I'm 5'6"...after years of being a little over 5'4".
2. I gave blood yesterday.
3. I love Los Angeles deeply..in my mind it's a twinkly boozy extension of Disneyland.
4. I've been vegetarian for almost 10 years.
5. Donna Dangerpaws is my bowling name.
6. I've been to Wittenberg, Germany where Martin Luther nailed the 95 theses to a church door.
7. I wasn't baptised.
8. I graduated cum laude..just regular cum laude.
9. I'm pretty sure I decided to apply to NYU to be near a boy.
10. I've never spent more than 3$ on a handbag or purse. (I carry a LeSportSac I've had since I was 6)
11. I could teach you darkroom-based photography.
12. I keep change in a coffee can.
13. I make a zine (want one? send me a dollar)
14. I love Crass. So much.
15. I have TMJ.
16. I fell through thin ice once. Not all the way, just one leg.
"Illusions are important. What you foresee or what you remember can be as important as what really happened."
-Javier Marías
happy sliderssunday people!
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Thanks to daylight saving time, I can now take some shots in daylight after leaving work. This one was shot before the time change so all I could do was play around with long exposures.
74 second exposure with an ND3 filter. It wasn't quite night yet, and I wanted lots of streaky lights from cars going by without overexposing.