Great sense of movement in this one Brian!
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MobiColour RESULT: MC #30 THEME: Wheels - August 22-28
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Cool...
Agree with terse Ted... very Dali-esque. Love this.
Glenton
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Low riders
Snapseed, 4PNTS
Snapseed, 4PNTS
YIKES!!! This makes me seasick!!!!Low riders
Snapseed, 4PNTS
Super cool shot though.... It's very "Inception"-like.
Low riders
Snapseed, 4PNTS
David ( or should I say Spiderman) are you hovering again? Did I tell you I get vertigo? I love it.
I knew you'd be spinning right along with me... LOL!David ( or should I say Spiderman) are you hovering again? Did I tell you I get vertigo? I love it.
YIKES!!! This makes me seasick!!!!
Super cool shot though.... It's very "Inception"-like.
David ( or should I say Spiderman) are you hovering again? Did I tell you I get vertigo? I love it.
No vertigo but I'm sure as heck white knuckling my phone making certain I don't drop it.
Lol.... indeed.
It's only Wednesday and I can see I have an impossible task ahead of me. Sigh.
Lots of Wheels
iColorama and Adobe Capture
Graveyard wheels
LightBrush, Mextures
LightBrush, Mextures
GroovyGouvy
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The 3 left of some 10 or more I wheeled this week:
Bicycles In Love (native 6pod cam)
First Responder Volvo (native 6pod cam)
Sexy Pink With Pigeon (FusionHDR)
Bicycles In Love (native 6pod cam)
First Responder Volvo (native 6pod cam)
Sexy Pink With Pigeon (FusionHDR)
The round church in Richibucto, New Brunswick.
You have to see it from the air to perceive its complete roundness, or wheel-ness.
The arches are not the same height but rise over the main entrance facing the road, and the sun. The driveway at the main entrance is also an arc.
There is a drive-through entrance at the side where you pass under a covered section connecting the steeple to the church. Further to the right is the parking lot and a walkway leads under the steeple and connecting roof to the side entrance. Once inside, there is a dividing low wall so do don't enter directly into the church but into an outer perimeter where you can walk around to an appropriate aisle to enter the seating area.
When I used to do commercial architectural photography I photographed this church for the architect, some 30 years ago, all in b&w with a 4x5 view camera. I would love to get inside again to do a 360 panorama, in colour - the stained glass windows are glorious.
You have to see it from the air to perceive its complete roundness, or wheel-ness.
The arches are not the same height but rise over the main entrance facing the road, and the sun. The driveway at the main entrance is also an arc.
There is a drive-through entrance at the side where you pass under a covered section connecting the steeple to the church. Further to the right is the parking lot and a walkway leads under the steeple and connecting roof to the side entrance. Once inside, there is a dividing low wall so do don't enter directly into the church but into an outer perimeter where you can walk around to an appropriate aisle to enter the seating area.
When I used to do commercial architectural photography I photographed this church for the architect, some 30 years ago, all in b&w with a 4x5 view camera. I would love to get inside again to do a 360 panorama, in colour - the stained glass windows are glorious.
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Banana wheels.
Our small (20 passenger) Chinese-made tour bus in Cuba, towing a trailer load of sea kayaks for our adventures.
Really nice composition on this one! Definitely for the wall.
The Harley Davidson Club had a golf day here today. A really respectable lot. Not what I envisaged for a biker group. In fact at least four of the bikes belonged to plods. They roared off down the road next to our fairway while we were playing and dammit didn't have my iphone ready for a great bit of video footage. Sigh. The one that got away.
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I really like the bicycles' shot, Gouvy - very languid and 'take me to a painterly app'
It's time for 
MotownLarry
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Innovative...and makes me hungry.
My head is spinning, driving me to put the brakes on this wheel thing. What a crazy variety of of the round and roll-y. And what variety of interpretations, from implied wheels, abstract wheels, delicious wheels to circles and actual wheels! Even a crystal ball was in the mix ( that counts, right?)
I do so hate the part when I have to choose, it's so subjective and so difficult to narrow down. Depending on the day and mood, I pick three winners and leave all the other equally deserving artists in the shadows. Bah!
But, to get on with it, third place goes to Glenton for “A Bike Wheel”. I love the retro soft focus. There's a certain “feel” to it that I can't find words for.
Second place goes to Deepop for “Low Riders”. It's the perspective thing. I stared at his photo for the longest time, trying to make the brick work into a sidewalk. When I finally got the picture, so to speak, I swear I felt the light bulb go off in my head. Nicely done.
My favorite is Fundybrian’s “Wheels of Time”. The colors, the curves, the gears… I just love it! I'd hang it on my wall! Congratulations on first place!
I'd like to extend an honorable mention to GroovyGouvy for her non-wheel bug. If I had seen it before I picked “wheels”, I would have chosen “green” for the theme!
Great job everyone!
I do so hate the part when I have to choose, it's so subjective and so difficult to narrow down. Depending on the day and mood, I pick three winners and leave all the other equally deserving artists in the shadows. Bah!
But, to get on with it, third place goes to Glenton for “A Bike Wheel”. I love the retro soft focus. There's a certain “feel” to it that I can't find words for.
Second place goes to Deepop for “Low Riders”. It's the perspective thing. I stared at his photo for the longest time, trying to make the brick work into a sidewalk. When I finally got the picture, so to speak, I swear I felt the light bulb go off in my head. Nicely done.
My favorite is Fundybrian’s “Wheels of Time”. The colors, the curves, the gears… I just love it! I'd hang it on my wall! Congratulations on first place!
I'd like to extend an honorable mention to GroovyGouvy for her non-wheel bug. If I had seen it before I picked “wheels”, I would have chosen “green” for the theme!
Great job everyone!