Bikes . Motorcycles . Roller derby . It ’s all staring fodder forthis calendar week ’s Shooting Challenge , which immobilise gamey speed subjects in a blur of time .
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Winner: Tokyo Drift
I recently build a “ rig ” for necessitate word-painting of cars , and a couple of my friends and I run out the other night to test it out . We were taking pictures in a parking garage by us and as we were clean up , we got kicked out by a guy who worked there who said that the guy who had the chemise before him might have called the cop on us , so needless to say we hurried up an left field . I used photoshop to cancel the pole that was in the prototype originally . Canon EOS 5D mk II , lens : 17mm-40 mm , ISO : 160 , f11 , 5 2nd exposure .
– Scott Ruel
Roller Derby
Recently some female child in my city created a young rolling wave derby squad , and I ’m something like the “ official ” photographer of the squad , so I decided to give it a try with the challenge in one of the trainings . It was kind of hard , because it was at night and the light conditions were very wretched , even the lens did n’t aid a pile ( a wider aperture genus Lens could be helpful ) but at last I got one decent slam . Pentax K-5 , Tamron 70 - 300 mm , f/5.6 , 1/10 , ISO 4000 .
– Manuel Velasco
Jumper
This image was photographed using a canyon 5d with a 24 - 105 canon cubic decimetre electron lens ; i was also using a mono pod to keep the subject as incisive as possible shooting at 1/15th of a sec . I had the jump shot do the jump about half a dozen time to get the right shot and perfect timing . when i panned , i did n’t do a left to right pan , i need something a routine dissimilar and pan it with a wholesale motion . enjoy . Canon 5d , lens of the eye 24 - 105 ( charge at 40 mm ) , f/22 , 1/15th , iso 100
– Lians Jadan
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I started shoot motorcycles on track after bait and instruct on track myself for years . My photos were a hit , so I have turned it into a side business . This is a protagonist and local race car , and the data track is Firebird Raceway near Phoenix , AZ . This photo was shot with a Nikon D300 and Nikkor 80 - 200 2.8 Exposure information : Focal length 200 millimeter , aperture f/9 , shutter speed 1/250 sec .
– Dean Rachwitz
Dizzy Drunk
As soon as I tick out the challenge , I instantly sleep together what I wanted to do … MERRY - GO - ROUND ! I grab my power train , grabbed my modeling , and headed to the only park I know of that still had one . We accept a net ton of pic on it and contract dizzydrunk before she noticed this rad zipper - luger thing behind us and hop-skip on it . We then took a gross ton more picture and this was the last shot we got before we both resolve it was too hot and called it take leave .
I had to overstretch the jiffy out as the sun was behind her a flake peeping out of the clouds . It really helped to freeze her in stead as well . The flash was set around 5′ to the right of the camera on a stall about 6′ high and being remotely triggered by some eBay triggers . Canon 5DMKII , Tamron 28 - 75 mm f/2.8 , Canon 580 ( Full power-1/1 ) , ISO 100 | 28 mm | f/20 | 1/30 sec
– Isaac Ladd
Dizzy Dizzy
My nephew ’s birthday party was this past Saturday , so I thought I could get some action shots of the youngster running , but that did not work out very well . I thought hard about what I could shoot and finally realized there was a tire swing there . I crammed myself ( a 6′ tall man ) and my other nephew Trey ( a much small 10 year old ) into the tire swing and had my brother spin out us reasonably chop-chop . As you could tell , it did nt come out 100 % sharp ( and I had a pair that did ) but I loved his expression and double-dyed joy in this gibe . It was one of the last of the group of ~100 shot and fall out when I tilt too far back and the tyre hitch him almost into my lap . canyon T3i with 18 - 135 outfit lens , 100 ISO , 1/15 due south at F22 ( and still overexposed since it was the middle of the day ) . Tweaked slightly in Lightroom to get the overexposure down a picayune .
– Billy Vardeman
Premium Rush!
After watching Premium Rush in the theater , my roommate and I got inspired to take a Premium Rush Motion video for this contest . Jeff McGehee – fixie passenger , Sarah Beth Hawkins – car driver , Canon 7D , Canon 16 - 35/ , f2.8,1/6 , f 11 , 160 iso , 20 mph
– Tim Nummy
Motorin’
This was kind of funny . I convey two of my pupil out for a photography class and we were examine to take pictures of cars as they passed by apply this exact proficiency just yesterday . Our school is a small private one on a more or less rural route in Maine . After taking photo of 3 or 4 go across car I checked my LCD to review them . After seeing all of the drivers were hillbillies and were gaze mightily at us I decided it was meter to go back inside . Sony Nex 5n , Sigma 30 mm , Iso 100 , F18 , 1/30 Sec
– Thomas McMahon
Grand Prix Cycliste
Well I went to the Grand Prix Cycliste de Montréal and a shoot a couple of picture like these . I want to make a decent effect , we do n’t see these variety of video in the journals etc . Canon 5D stigmatize II with a Samyang 14 mm f/2.8 ( manual focus , was to infinity ) ISO 50 and 1/50 . I shift the aperture to get a exposure between 1/15 and 1/50 so I ca n’t remember the aperture , wo n’t show in EXIF because it ’s a manual aperture too . I did 1/30 abrupt image , you could go see them on http://www.flickr.com/gtrqc .
– Olivier Martel
Hong Kong Sandwich
Took this in HK this weekend ! It was my first clip there , loved the contrast of the previous double decker trolley car and the ultra modern computer architecture . Nikon D90 , 0.7 Sec at f/16 ISO 320 , 18 mm
– Lorenzo Fo
Leap
I was rummage through some ideas for motion blur when my admirer over hears me and enounce to me , “ me and a couple buds are kick the bucket to do some dirt biking , why do n’t you come by ? ” To which i reply , “ totally that fathom awesome ” . After shoveling gob and making grease ramp for about an hour we were lastly able to get the show on the route . This was germinate with my Nikon D90 using a 18 - 55 mm VR Nikkor Lens using an ISO 250 , f/22 , and the shutter was 1/60 .
– Anthony Khaletsky
This was a super expert challenge , and it ’s impressive how many of you really got comfortable with a new technique in such a short amount of time with it . Kudos to you . The full gallery is below and the large shots areon flickr .
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