Posted: 2005-11-04 20:44:00
"GLOBOmotion" is very difficult to catch in a picture but a lot of members have quite effectively done it! The best picture for me during travelling is the unique one, something that may be repeted but never be captured exactly by someone else ever again. My hat off to these photographers and their lucky day:
...add links and comments below please. Also add your own pictures here or of those you may discover in the vast mostly hidden archives of our community...
RR
[ This Message was edited by: rangutan on 2006-07-08 06:02 ]
Another Theme found and great list put together! You truly have a lot of ideas and realise them, a great memeber of our community!
Well those motion pics... when looking at the selection you made I thought: well rudi didn't include quite a lot of mine, why is that? anyway I thought I could point out some, or only those I like best that could fit into this theme.
Posted: 2005-11-05 00:14:00
Thanks to you and your reaction. There are some of your pictures I had never seen and rated them appropriatly, some correctly a star higher than the average, motion not always recognised by others at all, many have never had the patience to take PROPER pictures in difficult situations. Both animals and kids are unpredictable and I see that you know that. Who gets to shoot a moving lion upside-down in the wild*****? Thanks!
Your "bird" pictures are brilliant. Iv'e noted them with others for our up-and-comming (bird-flu?) theme... RR
Posted: 2005-11-26 10:37:00
hii rudi,
well i am happy tht you collected such a nice list,i know it is difficult to take such pictures ,at least i am not able to shoot any one till now .
ravi
