ZOOMERS AND SHAKERS.

[craig]

Your friend should have bought a Jeep!

Love & Bass

 

[mudthirsty]

There are some VERY cool shots here. And i can't beleive I never thought of zooming in and out while taking a picture! Looks like I got plans for tomorrow night now! lol.

 

[DadeCountyAnthony]

I love your shot Dade County! You have really added some life to a beautiful wall.

Love & Bass

Thank you Craig

 

[Crazydad]

Zoom shot under the Zliker park tree in Austin.

Link gone

 

[samal]

8 sec handheld of swaying palm trees at night

 

[MrsMoo]

the other one, someone switched their light on when I was doing this with a street light ¬¬

this was on the way home from college, I'd been thinking about doing one of these for ages, and I got the chance coz it had started getting dark

 

[Hobbes]

Wow! It took me awhile to find this thread.

 

[javier]

 

[Battou]

Original TPF post - http://www.thephotoforum.com/forum/general-gallery/134295-damn-fast-building-there.html
Taken with Canon FD 28mm on Canon TLb, ASA??? (uncropped full frame)

I thought this was cooler than hell, it's the result of a camrea malfunction but still

 

[javier]

Original TPF post - http://www.thephotoforum.com/forum/general-gallery/134295-damn-fast-building-there.html
Taken with Canon FD 28mm on Canon TLb, ASA??? (uncropped full frame)

I thought this was cooler than hell, it's the result of a camrea malfunction but still

This is really cool. I have a few mistakes that I like very much as well. Hard to duplicate and I have decided in my own head, that somethings are not meant to be duplicated.

 

[MrsMoo]

We had some [drunken] fun with sparklers lastnight, my fiance tried writing his name (Moo) and Rheann tried drawing a love heart, Craig was just waving it about lol

I was taking the photo, shutter speed varies between 4-8 sec
the aperture was f/2.8

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[javig999]

On the way into Blythe....catching the sunrise...

 

[jamsbrown85]

really great photos.

 

[LaFoto]

Inspired by Jamsbrown85's moving this thread to the top, I went out to take two new "zoomers".

The first is of a painting of a tiger my daughter once made, which hangs on the wall of this very room I'm in:

And the second was taken outdoors on a bright, sunny day, using a polariser (also in order to get a longer exposure time for the zooming-thing) of the sumac in our garden:

I though it was about time someone added something to this thread .

 

[Hobbes]