**Photography Talk**
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IntoTheVoid
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MCObray
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End of the road, pal. by Bucky Images, on Flickr
Tree(s). by Bucky Images, on Flickr
And the reason the Runner, as well as any other hobby, has hit the back burner
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Aqua Sled. by Bucky Images, on Flickr
Wakesurf. by Bucky Images, on Flickr
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t4r4life
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Really like this one
MCObray
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Thanks! I took a stroll down to my local park on the River. There are some neat areas to photograph around my neck of the woods. Walnut Creek, eh? My mom was born there (I grew up in Fremont).
Casper421
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And the reason the Runner, as well as any other hobby, has hit the back burner
Aqua Sled. by Bucky Images, on Flickr
Wakesurf. by Bucky Images, on Flickr
21 lsv? Goofy rider huh? Not a bad wave for drivers side!
rickashay
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Thanks! 1/320 - ƒ/10 - ISO 250 - 40 mm
MCObray
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20' VTX. I'm Goofy :thumb:. That was from a few weeks ago, and now have a sac on top of starboard locker's hard tank. Full MLS... Port side gets full MLS plus Enzo style sac running up port side till storage locker.
Mike Wakesurfing. by Bucky Images, on Flickr
Always looking forward to the next ride!
Stick Figure
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One of my favorites so far from last weekends Sonoma Historic Races.
Still plenty more to delete, edit, crop, etc ...
anyone else ever take way too many photos at events?
Still plenty more to delete, edit, crop, etc ...
anyone else ever take way too many photos at events?
Stick Figure
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It is a Bugatti Type 35 I believe. and thank you.
Like it's my job. I went to the aquarium and took 275 pictures in a matter of 30-45 minutes. I used probably 10. I get so excited and want a good handfull to work with when I get home.
Hepar
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If you continue to shoot more events, you'll most likely end up taking far less photos. I know that I used to take a TON of photos, but now I feel like I can keep a fairly good running memory of the photos I already have and then get to a point where I only shoot things if I feel they're special.
HedgehogOutdoors
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My friend's custom built truck, too bad it's a pavement queen. Shot this today, not my best work, but this is 3 different shots on my crappy tripod, not the same shot edited on the computer like I do a lot of my stuff.
Stick Figure
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I've been playing with a real camera for around a year and a half I think, maybe a bit longer. I've gotten to the point now that I don't try to shoot EVERYTHING (like I did when I first got it), but I hate to miss an opportunity as well. Events like this where they are vintage race cars is a particular weakness. A LOT of rare cars actually being driven is hard for me to pass up. Couple that with the fact that I take a lot of similar shots to make sure I have a good sample (for action shots on the track) and well you end up with 4 digit numbers to sift through for the next week or two.
The good news is that my ratio of good to crap is much better this year than last year.
mikebontoft
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haven't been in here for awhile lol.
I gotta post these. Our shop is in an old warehouse building. reminds me exactly of the all white warehouse in forza 4. Of course, the rafters are painted black and the floor is light blue.
I gotta post these. Our shop is in an old warehouse building. reminds me exactly of the all white warehouse in forza 4. Of course, the rafters are painted black and the floor is light blue.
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