I heard the engine of this one roaming at the roundabout and I had the time to pull out my camera. Of course I intended to focus on the car and capture the movement. But well... I failed. It is just a bad photo. The reason I posted it is the movement in the wheels.
On another level: I don't know how much and what you know of Romania. But I am sure my country is not famous for its impeccable roads. And I wonder WHY would one buy this type of car when the roads are as if bombarded... Not to mention we do not even have a complete highway/motorway across the country. It's like keeping a Beagle in a block of flats. Whatever, it's not my money they spend. But my logic fails. Yet, they also have a right to vote... and they have no other logic to deploy.
I hear what you are saying about some people - they are here too. Ok we may have more motorways and better roads (although I'm not sure about that) so why have a car that can do 0 to 140 in x amount of seconds when we have speed limits... When I am being charitable I consider that maybe they haven't had the advantages of an enlightened upbringing. But most of the time I call them bad names when they roar down the street...
And I agree with everyone about this photo - I consider it a good effort at what is a hard technique (and anyway technique to me is the least interesting part of photography 🤣 having said that I'm always in awe of those who have spent time mastering it!)
I think you have done well - the panning thing still eludes me :) As for those that buy these fast, extremely expensive cars, don't get me started, like @boxplayer I have a long list of thoughts about that hahahaha
Just to own it is often the most importend reason. But you can take nice "speed" pic.`s of it.
You`re right. I even create my own landscapes by disision and edit.
I really like this result, intended or not.
I wondered the same thing when we visited Jersey in the Channel Islands. It is a hub for offshore banking and so there are some people making a lot of money. But what’s the point in having a Porche or a Lamborghini on an island that’s 14 km (9 miles) long and 8 km (5 miles) wide? Daft.
And I agree with everyone about this photo - I consider it a good effort at what is a hard technique (and anyway technique to me is the least interesting part of photography 🤣 having said that I'm always in awe of those who have spent time mastering it!)
You`re right. I even create my own landscapes by disision and edit.
I wondered the same thing when we visited Jersey in the Channel Islands. It is a hub for offshore banking and so there are some people making a lot of money. But what’s the point in having a Porche or a Lamborghini on an island that’s 14 km (9 miles) long and 8 km (5 miles) wide? Daft.