Thanks, Julian. I was in the front passenger seat and shot the image through the windshield. Even though I had no driving responsibilities, this image took a little time to compose. To get this one-handed while driving would have required a bit of luck.
Yes I've asked my daughter on occasions to grab the camera, say going over the river seven bridge or somewhere you cannot stop. It is hard in a moving car to get a good shot.
If I'm driving I'll sometimes shoot one handed if I have a P&S camera. I keep my eye on the road, though, and just point the camera in the general direction of my subject and hope for the best. However, shooting with anything other than a P&S while driving is asking for trouble.
Thanks, Chris. Quite a contrast isn't it? (I was wondering who'd be the first to comment on Hempcon. I figure you beat Pete to the punch.Hempcon - only in LA!
Nicely done Brian - I like the contrast of the peaceful flight over the crazy traffic
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I'm still reeling for the shock of misreading two thread titles on the trot. First there was my puzzlement over the absence of a dead body in one of Nick's images and now I find that I'm not looking at a selfie after all!
Great evening colours in this Brian and I like the opposing directions of the blimp and the traffic. And whats so odd about a convention on a highly useful bast fibre?!
Oh my Brian. Blimp = body size! I'm thinking a "cheeky bugger" would be a mild name call.I don't quite get the selfie comment, but I have a feeling it requires me to call you a cheeky bugger again!
I'll wear that title with pride!Trouble maker!
I'm really enjoying the English lesson."Blimp = body size!", "sylphlike",... It's Pan-bloody-dora's box I've opened up!
"Blimp = body size!", "sylphlike",... It's Pan-bloody-dora's box I've opened up!
