This is for the Drive by Shooting group. I took it while my daughter was driving. All kinds of questions come to mind regarding this man. Is he homeless? A low budget vacationer? Maybe a college student traveling cheaply?
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shot with sony a350
I was in a bus when I took this photo of spanish police on horse back taken in spain
A moment to capture the elderly moving along a Guatemalan sidewalk. Shot with a Panasonic Lumix DMC-LS75
A wonderfully happy man shows us his wares as we drive past in a Kalesh, through the market of the old town Luxor, Egypt.
Taken in Kona, The Big Island of Hawaii. Most palms are still trimmed by hand with machete whether you are in a Third World country or a tourist haven. / Sorry I couldn’t get low enough in the car to get the door frame in this shot too. Hope it’s acceptable.
I wonder if driving an Audi R8 causes some sort of a hip issue? What a car, not quite sure how the 2 hip huggers fit into this scene, but somehow I like them there. Captured on Las Olas Blvd, Ft. Lauderdale in quite a downpour. Nikon D300 & Bigma – fired during slow driveby, while driving with window rolled down.
getting completely lost somwhere in philadelphia I took this picture (while driving)
Typical line up at traffic lights in bangkok!!! Taken out of the window from the taxi we were travelling in, as we were going through the lights.
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).
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.
Driving the night with my girls we came upon this blue lighted bridge.
This image was taken as we were driving back into Blacksburg VA. / It had been a long day, and as we slowed down at the set of traffic lights, I quickly snapped this sunset. And this was one of the largest moons that I have seen in a very long time. / The moon was up in the sky, even before the sun had set. / ( Best viewed by clicking on image to enlarge.). Taken with a panasonic Lumix FZ30 point & shoot camera. / Programmes used…... / Picasa3 / DynamicPhoto-HDR ==============
This little guy was running along side the train with two others, in hopes the people from the train would throw them candy and they did. their faces full of joy and laughter. I think it was more fun to run with the train and hear the whisle blow than to get the candy. He was so darling how could you resist but throw candy and snap a shot. Curitiba Brazil, rain forest train ride.
The MacDonald Bridge over Halifax harbour
As is…
had to go thru this tunnel to get where we were going…
While taking our train ride we came across this old home all alone, yet beautiful in my eyes. Curitiba Brazil was our beginning spot it has a population of 1,587,315 people. The city is large but very well organized! Lovely homes, among the highrises, lots of parks, great food, friendly people, alot of history, just a wonderful place to vist.
This was taken from the window of our car, on our way to ” Clear Lake ” in Washington State USA with TK & Lynn. / The Aspen trees were just amazing. Taken with a Panasonic Lumix P&S FZ30. / Then x2 images for HDR with post op done on Picasa3. ===============
Liquor store bokeh
I took this through the front windscreen of the car, as we were driving through Klickatat County heading into Mt.Hood, in Washington State USA. taken with a panasonic Lumix FZ30 point & shoot camera. / Programmes used… Picasa3 and / DynamicPhoto-HDR. ==============
Location: Route 89. Sierra County. CA. / Date: May, 2009
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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