W/NW: Panning Photos

[Beano_z]

Look forward seeing your panning shots, not restricting to cars or motorcycles, it would be nice to indicate the type of camera (i.e. film rangefinder, DSLR, etc.)

PS.: Searched but couldn't find a similar thread, please et me know if I'm double posting.


Film rangefinder (TriX):

Film SLR (TriX):

Digital rangefinder:

 

[jenquest]

 

[Beano_z]

Nice one!

Here's one more shot with the M9:

 

[Keith]

 

[lynnb]

XA seagull-chasing exploits. Pan + motion blur (slow shutter speed while running and trying to keep #$%!@! seagulls centred in vf)

XA

DSLR

I seem to spend too much time chasing seagulls..

 

[Beano_z]

Wow, some amazing shots there Lynn, especially like the last one!

 

[f16sunshine]

Wow you guys are really good.. Lynn those birds are a trip. I can imagine some really sweet large prints.

My technique needs work..I guess I should choose a faster subject

 

[biomed]

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This is great!

 

[Keith]

Yep ... the snail shot is a classic. Especially in the context of this thread!

It absolutely made my day.

 

[rwintle]

Agree 100% re: the snail.


I've shot hundreds if not thousands on DSLRs but need to do more with film!

Here are really the only two successful ones so far:

1) 35mm viewfinder - Agfa Silette LK


SCCA Trans Am series - Agfa Silette LK by Richard Wintle, on Flickr

2) 6x6 TLR - Voigtländer Brillant V6, and yes I looked like a numpty doing it, but I don't care!


Infiniti G35, Moss Corner by Richard Wintle, on Flickr

 

[Beano_z]

Wow you guys are really good.. Lynn those birds are a trip. I can imagine some really sweet large prints.

My technique needs work..I guess I should choose a faster subject

Andy, that's a classic, thanks for the good laugh to start my weekend!

Agree 100% re: the snail.


I've shot hundreds if not thousands on DSLRs but need to do more with film!

On digital it felt like "if you shoot enough there's going to be one or two good ones", but it feels much more like an achievement on film.

Honed my skills shooting F1 and MotoGP on a DSLR as well, but never really thought about shooting motor sports on film, thanks for the great shots.

 

[f16sunshine]

Fuji GW690iii Across 100 Epson v700

 

[lynnb]

My technique needs work..I guess I should choose a faster subject

best panning shot. ever. Made my day.

 

[f16sunshine]

Hehe ...Thanks guys I'm happy you got a laugh

Lets see some more panning shots!
This thread has some really great images to kick it off.
Anyone else ?

 

[f16sunshine]

This one is not particularly technically good but.. it's a joy filled little dude and I like it.

Konica auto S3, Hp5, tmax dev 1:4

 

[tomnrides]

Hmc

Hmc

Bessa R4a

 

[Sejanus.Aelianus]

After the snail, we're all eclipsed. Still, you may enjoy this...

 

[rwintle]

After the snail, we're all eclipsed.

I think only panning some sap flowing down a tree, with an 8x10 view camera, could possibly supersede the snail.

Nice old car, that.

 

[Schlapp]

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On the way to enlightenment by Wiesmier, on Flickr[/IMG]

Voigtlander perkeo

 

[helen.HH]

What a FUN Thread, though I must admit I am never conscious of 'Panning'
it just happens and I am Gratefully quite Pleased when it Works...

My Two Favorites are these

Fleeeeeeeeting... by helenhill_HH, on Flickr


IN Motion... by helenhill_HH, on Flickr