26 thoughts on “On the Move”

    1. Laurie, I just replied to Karen’s (Kaz’s) comment 🙂 See if it makes sense to you. If it doesn’t, let me know. It took me a number of tries to get this one, but it’s really a very fun technique. I have complete faith that you’ll nail the technique quickly 🙂

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    1. Thanks, Karen. It’s really not all that hard. It just takes a lot of tries! If I can do it, anyone can! It’s mostly about keeping your focus point (or points) on the person as you try to match their speed. Put your camera on burst mode, beginning firing before they reach you, smoothly turn as they pass in front of you, and don’t stop firing until they’re past you (as you continue to turn). Anchor your feet and turn at the hips. Try it, you’ll like it 🙂

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        1. You’re right, Karen – cuz each will do it in their own special way 😉 But thanks for the compliment 🙂 By the way, what time is it by you? It’s 3PM Monday here – I’m figuring it’s like 7AM in Australia – am I close??

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          1. well now since reading your reply its 6:48am so you were not too far off. Of course if I took daylight saving into the mix, where I actually live its an hour earlier but I don’t do daylight saving time as where I work is over the border and an hour later… confused? lol 🙂

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    1. This was one of those days where I actually had the time I needed to stand on that street corner and aim my camera at unsuspecting passersby, Emilio 🙂 I was determined to make this work! It’s a fun method and not nearly as difficult as one would think. If you’re a golfer, you won’t have a problem – it’s a lot about the hips. I’ll let you ask me about that one 😉

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  9. Great shot Stacy it looks like you are having fun with your new D7100 🙂 I love the way he has a storage tote bungeed to the scooter. Great work.

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