Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => User Critiques => Topic started by: BobDavid on December 02, 2016, 01:10:51 am
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I shot this from the passenger seat when the traffic light was red.
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Worked nicely.
From the passenger seat is also how I shot nearly every photo of a recent trip to Kinshasa.
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The lights take forever to change in Florida. So I put the car in park, moved to the passenger side, and took the shot. I even had enough time to change lenses. I just wanted to prove I could frame up a shot, take it, and be done before the light turned. Gonzo photography is a bit of an adrenaline rush. I don't think this is one of my "A" team photos.
I got my jollies and will not try this stunt again.
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I think the "Don't Walk" hand adds a lot to the image. It seems a subtle reminder that someone doesn't want you to take this photo.
A subconscious reminder of your recent brushes with the constabulary?
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I think the "Don't Walk" hand adds a lot to the image. It seems a subtle reminder that someone doesn't want you to take this photo.
A subconscious reminder of your recent brushes with the constabulary?
I noticed that too. We're on the same wavelength. Ironically, I was on my way home from a talk given by the ACLU.
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I noticed that too. We're on the same wavelength. Ironically, I was on my way home from a talk given by the ACLU.
;D
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Come to think of it, maybe using the other side of the door as frame... ?
There goes Saul again!
;-)
Rob
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Back around 2000 I used to drive to & from work with a Contax rangefinder in my lap—50mm lens, aperture, focus & shutter speed preset—looking for photo ops. I enjoyed doing it and got some good photos out of it too, but in retrospect it was kinda reckless. I'd likely enjoy doing it again…but as a passenger. ;)
-Dave-
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Nice shot Bob. Every time I've tried to shoot from the drivers seat I either get nothing but the door or I drop my camera.
Chuck
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I like it a lot. The night time photos you have shared here have inspired me to try it myself. That and a camera that is capable of doing it. Thanks for the inspiration.