Capture: Movement
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Wallace Street Strollers.
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Cable Street skaters.
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I wasn't sure I wanted to post this, but I could use the distraction, so what the hell... I couldn't tell if the magpie didn't want to be photographed sitting on the fence, or if it decided its perch was too cold and windswept.
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Sacha, in reply to
still not working, Chris.
can you make the file smaller or something? -
Chris Waugh, in reply to
No, I very much doubt it's the file size, as I've posted bigger. It looks more it's my connection going dodgy again, which happens often.
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Try again....
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Success! (not risking an edit... )
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Good morning all.
Righto, after much deliberation, over the length of a coffee this morning, here are my top ten.
Kebabette – windblown
Lara – upside down Sam.
Gareth – Takeaway lunch.
Nora- Gulls.
Lilth – amazing waves.
David Hood – shooting through the sprinkler.
Bruce Buckman – Gannet at Muriwai.
Shaun Scott – A merry go around?
Ross McA – Fire Away.
Reg Feuz – Late night Courtenay Place. (With a number of creditable late entries – nice work Reg).
Then I put the list in this randomiser thingy, and the winner is…Shaun Scott from Dunedin!
Shaun, could you hit reply in the post and send me your delivery details. Cheers.
Thanks everyone for your entries, and wishing you all a wonderful, and cake-filled, Christmas.
Capture away.
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Shaun Scott, in reply to
Hi Jackson- have just emailed you with my details.
Thanks heaps (and thank you randomiser!)- I really enjoyed looking at all the
photos and getting ideas for summer fun . . .My favourite out of the ten you selected was this one (another Dunedinite- but I swear parochialism has nothing to do with it!)- in the small photo it looks almost like a sunlit swarm of something . . . clicking to see the bigger image it is amazing.
http://d3nd7i493f0o21.cloudfront.net/assets/upload/332622/1224065329/image.jpg David Hood – shooting through the sprinkler. -
Ross McA., in reply to
That is very cool, Ross. Can you share your secret?
I would if I had one! Pointed at the fire and spun during exposure, which was about a second. Got lucky with the sparks some how...
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Too late, but anyway, Gullfoss Waterfall, Iceland...
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JacksonP, in reply to
Gullfoss Waterfall, Iceland…
I Tell You What, that’s an awesome shot Kieran. Thanks for joining in, and I hope you post more of your pictures.
Cheers, and Merry Christmas.
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Kieran Whelan, in reply to
Will do, been meaning to join in for a while. Seasonal festivities!
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One of those accidental ones (a.k.a. check the settings before you take the photo), but I like it anyway. Dancing with Mickey Mouse.
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Here is one from today. Inside Notre Dame with a 2 second exposure, so the moving crowds are just blurred ghosts against the architecture. not bad for improvising with no tripod and a broken primary arm.
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Shaun Scott, in reply to
I would if I had one! Pointed at the fire and spun during exposure, which was about a second. Got lucky with the sparks some how…
very effective- looks cool.
I took this one some years back- just looking down onto a flickering candle- I think the circles are light reflections from the melted wax. (can't quite find the file, so hopefully linking out is not breaching etiquette here? Happy for it not to be posted if so)
https://www.flickr.com/photos/hickey-scott/3393986221/in/photolist-6aV4RP/lightbox/
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Shaun Scott, in reply to
Inside Notre Dame with a 2 second exposure, so the moving crowds are just blurred ghosts against the architecture. not bad for improvising with no tripod and a broken primary arm.
Impressive shot David- all the more so with your currently compromised physical capabilities! A very steady hand nonetheless.
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Always pleased to see new peeps posting! _ for _ariety (missing letter on keyboard).
Here's some same old (same old contributor)
Sprinkler spitting in the noon-day heat
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I have thought deeply about how to actually take pictures with my current limitations, and realised that the foldout and around LCD screen on my trusty old Canon S3 IS can be folded out in all kinds of directions that can act as a impromtue camera stand if there is any kind of ledge or clear bit of floor. I stacked that idea with having a two second delay on shutter to give me time to restablise the camera with the one hand from after the motion of pressing the shutter. So I got a bunch of good pictures.
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From the sacred to the profane: an image of Lisbon from yesterday. The eye is kind of drawn to the object in the centre of the frame.
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Yay! For Christmas I got enlargements of these two pictures wot I took with my iPhone.
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These presents need moving out from under that tree.
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Merry Christmas everyone.
These birds were in a hurry. Possible I have posted before, but more relevant here. :-)
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More in theme, here are pictures from the day I got pissed off trying to get anything done at the home office – and discovered that a diversion on my ride out west to Euro Dell took me past the old Outrageous Fortune house, which is the new (scrubbed up like new) West Side Story house.
I took some pics, but I wasn’t the only media there. Guy Williams was doing an interview with Atonia Prebble, who was reclining in a robe at a house across the road. They had it set up so he entered with a flourish, vaulting the fence on the way. I caught him on the jump.
Funny thing was, although I was standing in front of him in a fluoro short, he had no idea I was there.
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
an interview with Atonia Prebble
Que?
Was she a little off-key?
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