Thanks Steve. Yeah, they kinda do look like labradors...
--You need to paint black dots onto your friend's dog! That's the
whole secret! Really. Trust me.
Laguna Seca - Cork Screw? #scratchesHead#
(*ist-D, Pentax FA* 800-200/f2.8)
Whoa!
(*ist-D, Pentax FA* 250-600/f5.6)
Yes. And you're right - that is a Formula One Ferrari.Some great pics!
Laguna Seca - Cork Screw? #scratchesHead#
(*ist-D, Pentax FA* 800-200/f2.8)
Ah, of course, the famous Monterey Histo!
In Laguna Seca you can always blame it on the wind that carries sand onto the track
It's still very impressive as the picture quality is much better than that of the video of the same crash that's available on the internet: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U0LBj_8xs_w&search=gripenIt was an airshow back in the summer of -93 in central stockholm
with tens of thousands of people watching. The plane went down on a
small island called Långholmen which was an excellent spot for
watching the show.
I was so convinced that people had died that i didn´t even run over
there with my camera. I wasn´t too keen so have that on my retina
for the rest of my life. (Or maybe it was the fact that I had a
hangover).
Amazingly, the plane found just about the only spot free from
spectators and smashed some bicycles.
JimmyL
By the way: The picture was taken with Velvia film, then on to
fotopaper and later scanned into my computer, wich may explain the
crappy quality of the picture. A scan direct from the positive
should raise the quality some, but hardly enough to compete with
you guys.
--
(*ist-D, Pentax FA* 250-600/f5.6)
Thanks Hudson, glad you like it too. Your horse shot is a good one too
San Francisco, during Fleet Week in August of last year.
Thanks for the complement... not quite sure what you mean by situational in this context...
ha - how true.
nice gallery, btw. I really like some of the more abstracted ones, 0667 from reflections in particular... wish it was a wee bit higher res.
L 
