The black and white thread (film or digital)

[graynomad]

So, pic #1, that's either out-of-hand dreadlocks or a ghillie suit. Given your background I'll vote for the second option.

With the train shots I thought "Holy crap he can move fast", then I realised it's a different train and location (by a few feet at least).

 

[the kid]

same train, same location(yeah like 3m different), just different angles, i just move fast... and yeah a ghillie suit

 

[graynomad]

Long train.

How about a version with a long exposure, say several seconds, that would look good I reckon. Hard to do with digital though unless you get one of those 400x ND filters.

 

[the kid]

Long train.

How about a version with a long exposure, say several seconds, that would look good I reckon. Hard to do with digital though unless you get one of those 400x ND filters.

also hard to do without a tripod... all of my stuff is done hand held, tripods slow me down too much so if its gonna be a long exposure i will have to find a place to set the camera down...

 

[DJGoo]

You can do long exposure (30+ seconds) without a tripod, you just have to hold REALLY still!!!

I got these yesterday; my mother is visiting so I stole here D5200 again



Technically, it IS a portrait, but eh.....

 

[Pathfinder]

I have been absent, thinking in color these days, perhaps

Lake McDonald sunrise

 

[nwoods]

Certainly nailed the horizon line on that one!

 

[Pathfinder]

Thanks.

It's funny, I grew up with SLRs, so I never thought I would ever make use of the electronic levels on DSLRs.

Boy, was I wrong. I use the electronic levels in my cameras all the time.

Just goes to show, you can always learn a new trick or two.

 

[Viggen]

 

[nwoods]

Wow those vintage cruisecontrol steering wheel controls on the second shot are really cool

 

[Viggen]

Wow those vintage cruisecontrol steering wheel controls on the second shot are really cool

Its a 1920s Alvis so the hub actually controls choke, idle and spark adjust for cold starts.

 

[JackW]

Foamhenge on Hwy 11 near Natural Bridge, VA



More here:

http://solaros1.smugmug.com/Travel/Foamhenge/n-9J9cz

 

[graynomad]

"Foamhenge" , ha ha. At least it doesn't appear to be all cordoned off like the real one is.

 

[Pathfinder]

Here is the real one, Rob, but cordoned off by 30 meters or so as you said

 

[Pathfinder]

Here is an alternative version is Alliance, Nebraska - this is known as Carhenge