photo365 – Day 226
This is Andrew Trube of JJ Grey & Mofros band illustrating an improper technique. He was swinging the instrument around by the cable and then slamming it down on the cymbals. I don’t think this is covered in his warranty.
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photo365 – Day 225
The key to winning these things is to lead with your butt. Driving straight into your opponent damages the engine/radiator of your car and can quickly disable you.
The monster station wagons of the 70’s, all 19 feet of them weighing in at ~5,000 lbs and sporting 440 cubic inch V8s (that’s over 7L for you kids), were the kings of this event.
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photo365 – Day 224
The large black area at the top of the frame is not a window frame, my finger or an alien spaceship. It is a weather front that was moving through the area at the time of the shot and simply appears as black, as does the ground in the bottom of the frame, because the exposure is set to capture the colors of the late day sunset.
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photo365 – Day 223
So this was supposed to be yesterday’s MonoMonday shot but my streak of ‘bad mojo’ continues.
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photo365 – Day 222
This is what happens when you have a birthday party for a 13yo, ballons with LEDs inside and a 25 second exposure.
Did I mention that I was lying on my back in the driveway at the time? 😉
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photo365 – Day 221
My mojo was definatetly not workin’ yesterday.
It started at about 6:30AM when the line to set down your blankets for the show was released early while I was having a conversation with one of the series bigwigs. I lost my normal spot to a ‘runner’.
I’ve been looking foward to this show all season and was very disapointed by a strict ‘no pro cameras’ policy. My backup camera, the Canon SX230 HS, doesn’t do well in very low light and the lighting for this show was much dimmer than usual.
This shot is the best of an embarrasingly bad set of shots from this show.
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