Day 241 (March 1st, 2011)
Title: Impact
Recently, we decided to do a little "stress relief" by whacking the bejesus out of some golf balls. We started at the driving range, because lets be honest - its the most satisfying part of golf, just smack, smack, smack! Now, some of us (re: Me) aren't so good at golf, mostly because I haven't played in like 20 years. But, I did have a ball (pun) attempting to put those balls into orbit. Now, Andrew on the other hand, had himself some skills - after watching us "play around", he took out The Big Dog (uber-driver) and hit those golf balls so hard they actually went back in time.
I decided that my talent was more in taking photos of the golfers than trying to kill myself (or others) with my "golfing skills". This shot is one that I got really lucky with, I'd say its about 1ms away from making that ball really sad.
Unfortunately, due to the fast speed of the camera (I had it set on Fast/Burst mode), its a bit blurry and grainy, but I think the overall look is still quite good. The tech bits: f/5.6 at 1/60th with ISO 400. I think I'll try raising the ISO to 800 (or even 1600) so I can get a better shutter speed, it will add more grain but I'll gain more focus, which I think is a fair trade-off in this situation.
Enjoy!
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Photo 365 - Day 231 (Millbrae Train)
Day 231 (February 19th, 2011)
Title: Millbrae Train
I love trains (I think I've mentioned that before), and BART is no exception. Some folks don't count light rail as trains, but I still enjoy riding them. That's one part of living in (or around, in my case) a big city - mass transit! I'm an avid fan of trains, buses, rickshaws, taxis, boats, junks, trolleys, ferries, you name it - as long as it means I don't have to drive - I like it!
I enjoy the composition of this shot, because of the juxtaposition (that's right, I used an artsy word!): Fast moving train versus still, waiting, riders. There is also a mirroring of the still riders in the windows of the train, giving it a duality (double points - two artsy words used!).
Technical bits: Due to it being generally dark in the waiting area, I amp'ed some of the settings up to help get the photo. Shot at f/4.0 at 1/50th, using on-board flash with ISO set to 1600 (that's why the photo is a bit fuzzy).
Enjoy!
Title: Millbrae Train
I love trains (I think I've mentioned that before), and BART is no exception. Some folks don't count light rail as trains, but I still enjoy riding them. That's one part of living in (or around, in my case) a big city - mass transit! I'm an avid fan of trains, buses, rickshaws, taxis, boats, junks, trolleys, ferries, you name it - as long as it means I don't have to drive - I like it!
I enjoy the composition of this shot, because of the juxtaposition (that's right, I used an artsy word!): Fast moving train versus still, waiting, riders. There is also a mirroring of the still riders in the windows of the train, giving it a duality (double points - two artsy words used!).
Technical bits: Due to it being generally dark in the waiting area, I amp'ed some of the settings up to help get the photo. Shot at f/4.0 at 1/50th, using on-board flash with ISO set to 1600 (that's why the photo is a bit fuzzy).
Enjoy!
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light rail,
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