you got the odd cheeky shot in then ABERS

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Craig_1591:

you got the odd cheeky shot in then ABERS

You should see the shots of oncoming and passing cyclists, very tittivating, and many looked as though their bikes had two crossbars!

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ABERS:

Craig_1591:

you got the odd cheeky shot in then ABERS

You should see the shots of oncoming and passing cyclists, very tittivating, and many looked as though their bikes had two crossbars!

They should be so lucky

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Hi Everyoe.  The last couple days our city has been having a Summerfest celebration.  There have been carnival rides, vendor booths, games and stuff like that.  I have a few shots...

The light was low at this point so this shot isn't as clear as I'd like.  But you can still make out how excited the little girl was:

SIDE BY SIDE IN HARMONY...

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This was taken a few weeks back. In an ideal world it would have a bit more blur but it was a complete grab shot and the biker is nice and sharp so I'm happy with.



If you like this there's plenty more at

www.joebuxton.com

 

Just found this when having a sort out, I really don't remember taking it!

                           All The Best.    Graham.

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I live out west in the U.S.  This time of year is Rodeo season, so pretty much every weekend for the next month (at least), there is a parade, carnival and rodeo.  This morning we attended one of the parades and were watching these guys fire blanks from these pistols pretending to have old shoot outs.  In continuous shot mode, I was watching this guy light his friend up and snapped this:

joebuxton:

This was taken a few weeks back. In an ideal world it would have a bit more blur but it was a complete grab shot and the biker is nice and sharp so I'm happy with.



If you like this there's plenty more at

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I personally feel that you have the right amount of blur.

Youve captured a sense of movement while still keeping a context of location, and for me, thats what makes it work.

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I love coming back to this thread from time to time.  Had a bit of time recently with the camera.

Here's one from Morecambe a few weeks back.

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I haven't been here for a bit. There are some marvellous shots on the thread.

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I haven't been here for a bit. There are some marvellous shots on the thread.

A great shot Chris, which conveys modern life very well; he's sending a text and she's checking her watch. When will they get the time to finish their beers, let alone talk? Regards, Jason.

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A couple of images taken back in May that I've only recently been working on.

 

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Lady taking her ease on an installation at the Royal Academy.

Steel & Style

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