Kenya has very many beautiful sites and as we travel we also carry our equipments to capture some of these sites.
In this scenario we were on a moving vehicle and for clear images we had to use very high shutter speed to negate motion blur.
See how we did enjoy:
Looking far into the abyss.
Curved and hilly road.
Going wide.
A day of travel is never finished without a sunset.
we don’t take picture, we capture moments.
“If learning is an act of exploration, then technology equips the explorer for the journey of a lifetime.” ~ Anonymous
Long exposure is a camera technique where you leave the shutter open for longer than a normal photograph making the camera record more light and below are some of the results.
Please note for good long exposure shots a tripod is mandatory.
Enjoy.
Some cars dropping down hill, the red streaks are brake lights.
Head lights.
Here we slowed down the shutter speed to record more vehicle light activity.
A change in location and timing gave us different results.
Street light showing off there lighting skills.
Editors favourite:
Monochrome.
Location: Mugoiri road | Muranga
Time: 21:00hrs
Whatever you do don’t stop learning.
we don’t take pictures, we capture moments.
Taking a walk and I see patterns in a matter of seconds I have saved the scene.
Wild berries I have never noticed how full in colour these delicious fruits are until this moments.
Its all about the light; direction,speed, colour,source and bounce.
A broken pipe gave me this image.
The world/energy/drive within us is larger than life.
#light source and shadows.
Roads with green.
My favorite picture of the day.
#natureisalive
#liveincolour
we don’t take pictures we capture moments.
I have had a passion for cars since I was young photographing them is my pleasure.
The owner of this alfa romeo was dress to match its colour.
standing tall with vintage cars.
a Bentley.
another alfa romeo.
An old skul rod.
land rover.
A shot as they were packing there cars to leave.
It was an awesome experience in deed.
We don’t take pictures we capture moment.
The weeks project was some what random as I had planned to work on an entirely different subject, though I heard a photographer works with what they got this is what I did.You be the judge.
The weather on this day was well lit so I took advantage.
Taking shots on a moving vehicle high shutter speeds and precision was needed.
Roads and accessibility are the key factor of development whether curved or not, reaching the destination is what is important.
Wheels appear to have been developed in ancient Sumer in Mesopotamia around 5000 BC which made way to the innovation of road transport.The first roads where used by oxen pulled carts now we have trucks, sports cars, buses etc on the roads with diverse highways and bridges.
Modern roads – Tarmac involved mechanically mixing tar and aggregate prior to lay-down, and then compacting the mixture with a steamroller. The tar was modified by adding small amounts of Portland cement, resin, and pitch for durability.
What is the future of road construction? my guess is air transport zero gravity propulsion then again prediction of the future is almost impossible.
On to next weeks project.
We don’t take pictures we capture moments.
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