on the way

erick · May 24, 2009

nearly no post processing

Richard · May 24, 2009

What a surprise...I was expecting some stunning B&W pics.

These are interesting. I like the first best.

erick · May 24, 2009

Richard wrote:

What a surprise...I was expecting some stunning B&W pics.

These are interesting. I like the first best.

Thank you Richard :-) no B&W this time !

Dogdots · May 25, 2009

I like them all, but the last one is my favorite

scottV · May 25, 2009

those are awesome, what was your technique?

erick · May 25, 2009

shooting with my bicycle :-)

thanks to all

Dogdots · May 25, 2009

erick wrote:

shooting with my bicycle :-)

thanks to all

Movement....I've tried this only my camera is on a tripod and I move my zoom as I'm shooting. Mine come out to blurry so things can't really be made out. I need to practice more

erick · May 25, 2009

you need a good bicycle .... that's it !

Dogdots · May 25, 2009

erick wrote:

you need a good bicycle .... that's it !

Oh my...the thought of me riding my bike and taking photos

Do you mount your camera on your bike?

erick · May 25, 2009

on my bike or on my trotinette (I don't know the name in English, maybe streetscooter ?) with a manfrotto super clamp + ballhead

my trotinette:ivar :

Dogdots · May 25, 2009

erick wrote:

on my bike or on my trotinette (I don't know the name in English, maybe streetscooter ?) with a manfrotto super clamp + ballhead

my trotinette:ivar :

Now I could have fun on one of those

I would have to try it on my regular bike since I don't have something like that. I could attach it to the handle bars and use a remote with it. What setting do you usually shoot at if you don't mind me asking?

I've attached a photo I've tried doing like yours. I hope you don't mind me doing so...as you can see I'm way off :cry It was a tree with some sky

If you would like me to remove this photo I will gladly do so

erick · May 25, 2009

Mary of course you can let your photo , I am happy to speak with someone about my trotinette (if you could tell me the name in English ?)

for the settings you can try a few seconds from 5 to 20 , the focus does not matter so much

your photo looks like a nice Boke

Dogdots · May 25, 2009

erick wrote:

Mary of course you can let your photo , I am happy to speak with someone about my trotinette (if you could tell me the name in English ?)

for the settings you can try a few seconds from 5 to 20 , the focus does not matter so much

your photo looks like a nice Boke

I'll try the settings you suggested.

Your trotinette would be something like our scooters or motor boards.
http://www.neoscooters.com/proddetail.asp?prod=Roth%2DMotorboards%2D2000XR%2DMotorboard&cat=83

Happy I didn't offend you by posting my attempt to take a photo like you did

erick · May 26, 2009

you may try 5 , 10 , 20 , seconds and try to roll 5 meters , 10 , 20 , then slowly , fast , very fast , and look what you get

thank you for te link

Dogdots · May 26, 2009

erick wrote:

you may try 5 , 10 , 20 , seconds and try to roll 5 meters , 10 , 20 , then slowly , fast , very fast , and look what you get

thank you for te link

I'll give it a try when the sun comes out here again. Your welcome for the link

on the way

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