Capture: Movement
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Legowhelm
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I knew that the rat knew that I knew that
something was afoot,
but still
I wasn’t fast enough to capture
the fullness of the walnut bandit’s turning getawayinto the autumnal rain.
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
I knew that the rat knew that I knew that
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JacksonP, in reply to
bandit’s turning getaway
This squirrel wouldn’t stand still for long either, but managed to grab a couple on the hoof.
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A couple of kid shots – windblown, jumping, and sausage rolling (with someone working in behind).
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Travelling many hundreds of kilometres an hour
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I had the unpleasant experience of begging to be let off this hideous ride earlier in the day- amusingly each time we spun past the attendant, i yelled "stop!!". Eventually he just grinned and flipped the bird. And did not stop. Brilliant!
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A far more sedate and manageable approach to movement
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Kinda like the effect created by not having a tripod
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Far too much movement and far too little bravery to actually get on that thing- far safer to photograph
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
two legs good...
Kinda like the effect created by not having a tripod
Bipod at Luna Park?
or a view of the invisible energetic universe around us?
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Shaun Scott, in reply to
I think I'm liking the notion if the "invisible energetic universe" Ian.
I think I will have that phrase in my head for a few days.
(And yes, Luna park it is) -
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Night moves.
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Fire away.
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Shaun Scott, in reply to
That is very cool, Ross. Can you share your secret?
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Early evening activity on Willis Street.
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Late night activity in Courtenay Place.
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Bird on a wire.
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Action in Civic Square.
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Willis Street Strollers.
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Civic Square Explorer
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Cuba Street traffic.
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Gallery Social Scene.
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Walking the dog.
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Shoppers.
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