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Of course, you have the camera securely attached to the dashboard and use a voice activated shutter release for these shots don't you???
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Treacherous rod for a cyclist.
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Love the liquid look of this. Did you use median in noise filter to get such a brushed look? I was rhinking of possibly trying to blur via post processing.
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you always seem to hit a nerve. time of day, angle of view - no, wait, it is the lack of spandex and helmet. the 50's.
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Beautiful use of b&w and selective focus.
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Makes me want to reach out and wipe the windshield! ;D
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If I ever see a guy in a car taking photos, I'll think of you, nice one.
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Love how the blur spared the cyclist, at least it didn't eat him completely.
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Little sparkles in the blur are nice. I suppose the rain has already sprinkled on your windscreen a bit. I hope the cyclist made it home before he got a soaking.
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little does this bike rider know there's a man with a camera in his hands behind the wheel.
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Bust this man for driving-with-camera!
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The road curve makes a good leading line, and I like the way the big blur along with the road divides this one into quarters.
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Feel like I've been there in my glasses wearing days.
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you should stop taking photos whilst driving, it's dangerous!
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Makes me want to use my windshield wipers before I crash.
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