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First the occupants leave, then in due course the barn leaves. An old structure, I believe a barn, east of Edmonton, Alberta in Parkland County.
This performance is from Chefpitts Airshows. I like how this little red plane speeds up and down the sky.
You are seeing some actions shot of the boys, as I've sold my Canon 5DIII. As much as I love the Fuji's, (and I really do) and their improved focus, it just can't track a dog going full speed downhill, in mid air like this. But since I use my Fuji 99% of the time, it only makes sense to sell it.
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Running elephant-style, three Union Pacific SD40-2’s rumble through Speer Junction, Wyoming with a westbound train.
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Tuk Tuk's/Rickshaws are a very popular form of transport in Sri Lanka and many other parts of South East Asia. They come in a variety of different shapes and forms, depending on which country you visit.
It took a public campaign to convince the authorities that the introduction of a speed limit on High Street was a necessity. Most drivers respect the new regulation, some don't. There is no police station in our village. "Common sense" is probably the method preferred to deal with problems here. It works most of the time. Leica M Mono, Voigtlander AS 2.2/50.
Well, Jasper pulled his mom over for speeding yesterday. I questioned him on the wisdom of that because she is the one that does most of the feeding and walking and playing and belly rubbing, and... He told me that all humans are held equal under the eyes of the law. She paid the 2 dog bones and was sent on her way, hopefully at a more lawful speed. 😉
Cranked the ISO up to 12800 and the aperture wide open ... then down to 1/13 second shutter for this low light hand held capture while zipping across the Chesapeake Bay at 35 MPH on my uncle's speed / fishing boat. We were heading west into the late day light, so that was shining off the twin motors. Got a focus lock, and then waited for that fine moment between bumping action to snap the capture.
Lighting effect caused by keeping the shutter open while a double decker bus crossed the view just in front of the camera.
At 7:31 a.m. on May 15, 1993, an eastbound Santa Fe intermodal train speeds through Toluca, Illinois, led by Super Fleet GE B40-8W No. 517. Was this really over thirty years ago? Really…?
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