Featured Work
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Paradise Road by Wayne Pearson
We saw this “coffin on wheels” in Uganda, note the window on the side.This is taken through a dirty windscreen at about 60kph (35mph).
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The Open Road by Craig Ebel
This was taken on a road trip with my wife. Luckly the fellow was o.k. with me taking his picture when he came along aside us. All effects were created with Adobe.
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Sunrise Over The Top by Gregory Ewanowich
Just as the sun rose over the mountains behind me, I’m heading over the summit of the Coquihalla Highway and it was such a pretty morning I just had to break out the camera and take a shot. / I didn’t know if it would turn out and I took a few captures like this just to see. Much to my surprise most of them turned out quite well. / Photo was taken from the drivers seat of my convertible on the way to Horseshoe Bay to catch the ferry over to Vancouver Island, Sept.13/2009
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Dootown, Tasmania by Sara Lamond
As we traveled in Tasmania recently, we drove through Dootown. Dootown is just one of those places you drive through on your way to “somewhere”. We didn’t stop there, but we enjoyed the sense of humour the residents had. © Sara Lamond 2009. All rights reserved.
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bridge by sharon wingard
I took this photo from a moving bus. This bridge is in italy I just liked the style of it. I saw it quite a few times as we criss crossed around europe, but was never close to the window.To me it looked like sails from a ship it’s a lovely bridge. It just sits there above the houses looking down on everyone.
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Driving Down The Highway by lindamiller
picture taken from my car while driving on highway 65,69 in Warren county in Iowa with my canon powershot SD 1600 S15 ! ! This is a very scenic stretch of highway as there are a lot of trees and some barns along this stretch of highway. This day it was especially pretty because of all the beautiful clouds in the sky.
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Fraser Island by Lorraine Creagh
Apologies, just a happy snap. :-) Such a wonderful break. Adventure at every turn. The only way to get around is by 4WD. Here on the beach, it’s like a highway of 4WD’s, people and planes….yes even aeroplanes use this part of the beach to land. Never been to a place like it. Shot taken through a rather dirty windscreen. Uploaded for a challenge in Drive By Shooting
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Road block by Linda Sparks
Bison in Yellowstone aren’t unusual. But when you’re shooting from inside a low slung Mustang convertible with the top down and this bull marches to within two feet of your front bumper, it’s really exciting. As he skirted the car, our two Bichons hung out the back, their noses sucking in the wild smell, inches from his hide. A second bull followed along and not a soul on the road moved their cars until both bulls had departed to a meadow. Taken on the last trip with my late husband. Yellowstone National Park with Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ12 Top Ten in On The Road Again Challenge in Drive by Shooting Group 10/09/09 Featured in Road Photography 10/25/09 / Featured in Featured Features 8/23/09 / Featured in Drive by Shooting 8/16/09 /
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Last View of Utah by CynLynn
Small spot mirror on the big truck showing the last view of beautiful Utah. Did not want to leave.
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Building by Cathi Norman
Shot through a car window on a sunny day in North Sydney, NSW, Australia Winner of the Drive By Buildings Challenge in the “Drive By Shootings” group.
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Atlanta, Georgia by Alisdair Gurney
I love these glass buildings and their reflections. I wanted to catch them, but as I was in a hurry to get to the airport I left the camera on the dash and left the results to fate – anyway, horizontal horizons are predictable and boring ;) Nikon D200, 18-200mm
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Untitled Lights by HanLoosschilder
Driving along ‘Eastlink’, as a passenger of course! / —-—-—-—-—-—-—-- / Nikon D60 / Digital Colour Photography / Non-Edited / -—-—-—-—-—-—-—-
Recent Work
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On the Road Again by pmistric
Location: Driving From Houston to Austin Song Lyrics by Willie Nelson: “On the road again / Just can’t wait to get on the road again / The life I love is makin’ music with my friends / And I can’t wait to get on the road again / On the road again / Goin’ places that I’ve never been / Seein’ things that I may never see again, / And I can’t wait to get on the road again. On the road again / Like a band of gypsies we go down the highway / We’re the best of friends / Insisting that the world be turnin’ our way / And our way / Is on the road again / Just can’t wait to get on the road again / The life I love is makin’ music with my friends / And I can’t wait to get on the road again On the road again / Like a band of gypsies we go down the highway / We’re the best of friends / Insisting that the world be turnin’ our way / And our way / Is on the road again Just can’t wait to get on the road again / The life I love is makin’ music with my friends / And I can’t wait to get on the road again / And I can’t wait to get on the road again”
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The Old Atlantic Coastline Trestle by suzannem73
This old train trestle goes over one of our local highways. It has been there for many years. I don’t believe the trains travel across it anymore. I have never seen one on it. The photo was taken with a Kodak Easyshare camera and texture was added with Picasa. /
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Richmond evening skies by ANNABEL SEGOVIA ALENTON
taken in downtown Richmond, dashboard view
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Barn on the run by ctheworld
I was on the run, not the barn! Took a quick shot as my husband drove by this barn on a highway, causing the blurred effect.
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Don't talk, don't lie. by rodeorose
I dunno….I think I love ‘em most coz they don’t lie…. This old guy was travelling first class in the front seat yesterday, and we caught each other’s gaze. His vehicle had just taken off as I snapped, hence the blurred quality, but I’m hoping you might enjoy this shot as much as I do, and I am uploading this one for a challenge. / / One of my absolute favorite breeds, the honorable Staffie(Staffordshire Terrier) . Mick and I always say when we get too old to handle Rotties, we’ll be Staffie people… Nikon D70s / Sigma 30-200mm lens / f/6 / 1/400sec exposure time / 116mm focal length / PSE for minor contrast
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Foggy Morning on a Country Road by barnsis
*As we drive Julie to work near St. Louis we often encounter early morning fog. This section of the road is know as Echo Holler in the local community. It is a long straight down hill road to the bottom of the valley then a sharp left hand curve as you go up hill. Of course you can not see the curve here because of the fog.
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Red River Cart by Vickie Emms
This statue of the oxen and the Red River Cart is situated in Assiniboine Park, Winnipeg, Manitoba. / Photo taken from inside the car with the window up as we drove past the statue to catch a light just ahead. No time to stop. / / Canon EOS 50D; 17-85mm lens / 1/128 sec.; F/9.9; 41mm; ISO 400
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Night Lights by BCallahan
taken on a trip at night… a combination of car lights, truck lights and a little store on the side of the road..
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Smoke and sunlight by Linda Sparks
Taken through the bus window after my fellow passengers woke me up. Having lived in the mountains and seen a lot of fire, I wasn’t impressed with what were initially just huge white billows of smoke. However, as the bus rounded a bend the sun broke through and brought fire to the smoke. This fire is just north of the San Fransico Peaks outside Flagstaff, AZ Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ18
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heading towards Penguin by janfoster
Pentax K20D digital SLR / with a 70-300mm lens / heading towards Penguin in Tasmania
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WHERE MY DADS OFFICE DESK WAS by SMOKEYDOGSOCKS
BACK ON OCTOBER 17, 2009, I WENT TO A FRIENDS BIRTHDAY DINNER, UP IN WEST SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA. WELL, ON THE WAY HOME, I DECIDED TO TAKE THE LEISURE TOWN ROAD EXIT AND CUT AROUND ALL THE TRAFFIC, IN ORDER TO GET BACK TO MY HOUSE. WHEN I SAW HOW MUCH THIS AREA HAS CHANGED, I ABOUT FELL OVER. I HADN’T BEEN OUT TO THIS AREA FOR QUITE SOME TIME. I TOOK THIS SHOT OF THE NEW 76 GAS STATION AND MCDONALD’S RESTARAUNT WITH THE INTENSION OF MARKING JUST “WHERE MY DAD’S OFFICE DESK WAS”, AS WELL AS THE LUBE BAYS AND THE GAS PUMP ISLANDS. THEY TORE DOWN MY DAD’S SERVICE STATION AND BUILT WHAT YOU SEE HERE. ONE OF MY DAD’S OLD GAS PUMP ISLANDS WOULD HAVE BEEN IN WHAT IS NOW THE NEW LEISURE TOWN ROAD. EVERYTHING HAS BEEN CHANGED OUT THERE. I SHOULD HAVE TAKEN MORE PHOTOS OF IT, YEARS AGO, WHEN I WORKED OUT THERE. I HAVE ONE SHOT OF THE FRONT OF THE OLD MOBIL STATION, THAT I TOOK AT NIGHT. I SPENT ABOUT 13 YEARS OF MY YOUTH WORKING FOR MY DAD IN HIS STATION. I HATED IT THEN, BUT I’D GIVE ANYTHING TO HAVE ACCESS TO THE TWO LUBE BAYS WITH HYDRAULIC LIFTS BUILT INTO THE FLOORS AND HOOKED UP TO A COMPRESSOR. THAT WOULD AT LEAST KEEP ME FROM HAVING TO GET DOWN ON THE GROUND ON MY BACK AND WORK ON MY FORD. I ALWAYS DID BETTER WORK WHEN I COULD STAND UP UNDER A CAR INSTEAD OF LAYING ON A CREEPER OR THE COLD CONCRETE.
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Down a Country Road by BarbL
Driving through the Duck Lake State Park along the coast of Lake Michigan, I was met with many a beautiful and peaceful scene. Unfortunately, by the time I grabbed the camera and stomped on the breaks, the deer crossing the road was off and gone….........
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The images must be a “drive by” – no exceptions. Please see the group rules for acceptable forms of transport …
The photo should also be somehow obviously from a car (or bus, etc) – a clear sharp photo of a beautiful landscape probably isn’t going to do it. If your vehicle is in motion there is almost always going to be some blur, a tilted horizon, a chunk of car frame/mirror or something in it. Or, if you’re stopped, say at a stop light, the composition or perspective should make the camera’s position obvious.
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