Was raining, so didn't have much time to make the shot, & only made a few exposures
Mounted my camera on a tripod connected to my door.
Set the self timer & started driving in a slow circle in front of some shops with bright coloured lights.
Post processing = levels, as teh image was a bit dark.
Colour saturation a little.
Neat image.
Resize & frame.
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Thanks for the comments everyone.
For those interested, I bought a tripod travel set from Cullmann about 15 years ago at a flea market. Included in the set is a suction cup to attach the tripod to the door. Here is the link as it is still on the market. Cullmann Traveller So I set up the camera, pressed timer & started driving.
Worked out really well, I like the raindrops adding extra sparkles. Just wondering how you attached the tripod to your door, it is such a smooth surface, did you do it with open window ? Front or back door ?
You might want to check my How'd they do that ? for some different angles using a tripod on the front.
Neat composition. I like the detail of the rain drops and the blur of the background together. Looks a bit dangerous to take the pic though. Keep up the good work. 8
Very good angel, great exposure and technically very good overall. Hope you´ve put some explanations of how you did this wich can be looked at at the end of the challenge.
The angle, and the exposure of the wheel give this shot an 'expression' rather like
a surprised animal. I don't suppose you had that in mind when you took it, but it would be hard to achieve if you had intended it. Very good.
I'm getting dizzy just from looking at this. Really sharp and good angle to accentuate the feeling of speed and rotation. Surely this one is going far, as it would have in the motion blur challenge as well.
Very nearly perfect. I think this needs a little more light on the lower left to balance the upper right and removal of the odd light line in the upper left.
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