Stevenson Gawen
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Wow. Cinematic!
Theme: By Train, Plane, Boat or Car - images taken from moving vehicles
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Ibraar Hussain
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Passenger on a train
Punjab
Panasonic Lumix GX7
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Panasonic Lumix GX7
Ibraar Hussain
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Are photos from motorcycles allowed?
Taken from riding a Honda CD125
Kashmir from Bhimber to Poonch near the indo-pak border
Contax G2 45mm Planar Kodak e100vs
Taken from riding a Honda CD125
Kashmir from Bhimber to Poonch near the indo-pak border
Contax G2 45mm Planar Kodak e100vs
Gianluca Drago
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Very meaningful.
Stevenson Gawen
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Definitely! Great pics.
Ivar Dahl-Larsen
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Very interesting. Is this done in India?
Ivar Dahl-Larsen
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Very good and cold I'd say.
Ivar Dahl-Larsen
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I really like them and this last one is somewhat amusing.
Gord Tomlin
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I'm waiting for this cow to verbalize "I don't trust you."
Len Philpot
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It was curious but very wary. However, we stopped for a few moments (the road was empty other than us) and it moved closer to check us out. I'm glad I had my camera sitting in the front console, as I was driving. I asked my wife to roll the window down as it approached. As I recall (it's been 14 years) something in the herd farther down the road got its attention and it followed the herd, moving off.
Gord Tomlin
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You really captured the intensity of this guy.
Stevenson Gawen
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As we're talking about cows...
Shot out of a Land Rover window.
Shot out of a Land Rover window.
Martin Scharnke
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From a rental-car window whilst on a work trip in country Victoria, Australia, last year
Peter Roberts
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This theme seems to be accumulating quite a dairy herd 
so as a counterbalance I've dug around for another selection.
The driver concentrates on coupling the locomotive to our train on the Bredgar & Wormshill Light Railway........
.......after which the signalman watches us depart.
Then into the archive again for a couple more of Scotland in 1977.
From the train descending into Oban
The Old Man of Hoy glimpsed in the haze off the stern of our ferry
And this of similar vintage.
The view from a train near the summit of the Snowdon Mountain Railway
so as a counterbalance I've dug around for another selection.The driver concentrates on coupling the locomotive to our train on the Bredgar & Wormshill Light Railway........
.......after which the signalman watches us depart.
Then into the archive again for a couple more of Scotland in 1977.
From the train descending into Oban
The Old Man of Hoy glimpsed in the haze off the stern of our ferry
And this of similar vintage.
The view from a train near the summit of the Snowdon Mountain Railway
Martin Scharnke
Active Member
Love the signalman in particularThis theme seems to be accumulating quite a dairy herd
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The driver concentrates on coupling the locomotive to our train on the Bredgar & Wormshill Light Railway........
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.......after which the signalman watches us depart.
Then into the archive again for a couple more of Scotland in 1977.
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From the train descending into Oban
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The Old Man of Hoy glimpsed in the haze off the stern of our ferry
And this of similar vintage.
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The view from a train near the summit of the Snowdon Mountain Railway
Martin Scharnke
Active Member
Taken from an Air New Zealand Airbus A321 operating flight across the Tasman Sea from Wellington, NZ to Brisbane, Qld, Australia
Brian Moore
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I wasn't sure because it has been many many moons since I last saw one in action but as soon as I saw the ticket machine it brought back memories of the Glasgow Corporation buses.
Brian Moore
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I have quite a few images taken from cars (moving and stationary) as well as a few from airplanes and even one or two from my bicycle. Anyway, here's one. I may have posted this before. I took it somewhere between Inverness and Applecross in Scotland. Used a Superheadz Blue Ribbon toy camera and Kodak Gold 800 film.
Edit: I should add that I wasn't sitting on the roof. I was driving and holding the camera out the window. The Superheadz has a very wide angle lens (22mm). It's a copy of the celebrated Vivitar Ultra Wide and Slim.
Edit: I should add that I wasn't sitting on the roof. I was driving and holding the camera out the window. The Superheadz has a very wide angle lens (22mm). It's a copy of the celebrated Vivitar Ultra Wide and Slim.
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Peter Roberts
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I like the way the tilted angle heightens the impression of speed.I have quite a few images taken from cars (moving and stationary) as well as a few from airplanes and even one or two from my bicycle. Anyway, here's one. I may have posted this before. I took it somewhere between Inverness and Applecross in Scotland. Used a Superheadz Blue Ribbon toy camera and Kodak Gold 800 film.
Edit: I should add that I wasn't sitting on the roof. I was driving and holding the camera out the window. The Superheadz has a very wide angle lens (22mm). It's a copy of the celebrated Vivitar Ultra Wide and Slim.
It's been a long time since I've visited Scotland but I remember that those long roads that seem to go on for ever just beg you to put your foot down. Not that I ever did of course
Brian Moore
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Thanks Peter. I'm sure you and I are alike in that neither of us has ever exceeded the posted speed limit while driving.I like the way the tilted angle heightens the impression of speed.
It's been a long time since I've visited Scotland but I remember that those long roads that seem to go on for ever just beg you to put your foot down. Not that I ever did of course
