A Quick Goodbye
by jeger

Comment:
Great picture!! where were you standing to take the picture!?! did they let you in the cockpit?

Surfing the clouds
by DKZ

Comment:
Holy cow !! You HAVE to tell me how you took this picture. I have been trying to figure out the way to safely mount a camera somewhere in the outside of a 182 in such a way that a portion of the aircraft is visisble in the frame (preferably without the obstructing wing) but have not come up with an answer yet. My dream is to take a long exposure (seveal seconds)picture during a take off (and/or landing), at dusk or night, from a busy airport with lights all over.

Fast and the Furious
by ashishkushwaha

Comment:
Very nicely panned, amazing focus on the moving vehicle. I wonder if a non-centered composition would have looked even better?

BMW M3 CSL
by Miep

Comment:
This is my favorite type of car photography, I can't wait to find out where you placed you camera and how you triggered it. Your location is fantastic and your choices of shutter speed and f-stop are perfect. High marks from me.

Soapbox Racer
by TheHummer

Comment:
Very nice panning !!

*Attention passengers, please remain calm*
by snaffles

Comment:
Nice symetry here.

Desert Dodge
by Aarthek

Comment:
Oh my! I hope the bullets came after and not before the demise of this truck. Good capture considering the extremely harsh light. I looks like a place worth returnig to for a picture at sunset or sunrise.

Dangers of Trespassing
by scotthadl

Comment:
Great use of perspective and leading lines !!

57 Ford
by sebass

Comment:
This is a great story teller and a beautiful truck! it is too bad that you couldn't achieve a focus point. I don't think that the whole image needed to be in focus but in general I think photographs look better when a key element is in focus. (no vote)

Regional Air Travel — the way things used to be :-)
by Bear_Music

Comment:
Very nice job balancing the outside and inside exposures.