1) Camera on a tripod tied to the front of the car.
2) Start selftimer.
3) Drive circle.
4) Check image.
5) Restart at step 2 until satisfied.
6) Remove tripod !!!
Used a ND8 filter at F8 to achieve longer shutterspeed in daylight.
Postprocessing : crop and curves.
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Wow, you "tied" the tripod to the car!?? How'd you do that? I'm surprised you didn't get camera shake just from the suspension and bumps in the road, etc. The timing is perfect with the sun lighting up the front of the tire. Very cool.
I really thought this would get a ribbon, the setup is really unique, can't wait to see the "Behind the Scenes", I might try it sometime. Is that a Jetta? I have a blue one :)
Very well executed, dynamic and shows a lot of motion. I love the angle and perspective, very unique. You don't have to mention that there was no editing though. 10
Great shooting angle and the blur came out very good too. I also like the crop and rotation of the image within the frame. I think it could use a color balance though. Well done.
Brilliant shot. Great angle, how did you do it? I love the tilt of the photograph, it adds to the sense of speed. This is by far the best of the numerous automobile shots. Excellent work. 10
one of the more interesting and best executed of the car shots. i'm not even going to try to imagine how you did this without harm to person or equipment. nice work.
Need some kinda big glass to zoom in this close (or are you hanging out the back of a pick-up truck two feet from the action?). Well executed. Good luck.
Very imaginative, I look forward to reading how you did this. I personally would have flipped the photo horizontally to exploit the top-left to bottom-right diagonal which is easier on the eye.
I thought long and hard about how to accomplish this kind of shot and couldn't figure out how to do it withouth mountin the camera to the car. I've got to know how you did this. - 10
I like this motion blur quite a bit. I hate the title. The (no edit) part just doesn't fit. Some people say titles don't matter, but I disagree wholeheartedly. It's part of what you present so it's part of the overall image. This would have been a 8 but the title choice brings it to a 6...
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