hahaha....omg.....dude.....the photo was taken at Copenhagen Furniture as I was there buying this plant!!!!









...and your comment reminded me of a photo I took back in 2008.........

 

I've got a photo from 56< !@#%^&&**((

 

My current car……and the very first car I ever owned. Man, that white Prelude at gave me freedom at 18 years old…..

 

You might want to try not having a tree directly behind as the DOF makes it look like you are growing a tree.

 

Stopped by the first windfarm I built, in Indiana while on the way home from purchase in Chicago. Front quarter seems to be the car's best angle I'd say.

 

nice shot of your new ride there pard ! doesnt it feel great to have almost 4 feet of rubber rumbling under you ?

 

Trying to get some rolling shots yesterday. Was getting a hang of it more near the end, so I'll try it again in the future when things get warmer outside.

 

Just curious, how were you trying to take the rolling shot? Someone panning the camera?

 

Yes, I hold the shutter halfway down to focus as I pan the camera with the car. Then click it all the way down to take the shot. Some playing with shutter sped and apperature may be needed to get more of the blurry background but that's pretty much the technique.

 

 

Stopped at the VLA (Very Large Array) Radio Telescope for a photo on my drive back home from Las Vegas today.



. . . . and it is a Looong Straight lonely road so I had to use cruise control - hahaha

 

Looks great, is that glass or carbon fibre roof, I can't tell. No need for. a response, I did some searching and found that it is carbon fibre.

 

Amazing, less than 2.5K rpm for 131 miles per hour! Also, the speedo shot framing and clarity is impressive given the speed it was taken at.

 

Maybe they accidentally altered the rpm to make a better court case.

And a custom tripod taken in mid air for such a clean image.

 

Maybe it was with my right hand while driving with my left hand using an iPhone 13 Pro and cropping the image to just include the dash display. - - and no RPMs were harmed in producing the photo.