Showing posts with label Panning. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Panning. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 04, 2009

Penn Ice-Cycle Loppet 2009

These are the last set of images I'll be posting from the City of Lakes Loppet. The photos below are from the Penn Ice-Cycle Loppet (a series of bike races on ice with studded tires). I photographed the final heat which took place in the lagoon between Lake Calhoun and Lake of the Isles. The race was a half hour long...

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After a while I started shooting into the sun which made exposure challenging but I was able to catch the flying snow this way...

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Same thing here but kind of blurry...

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This one is blurry too but check out the size of the lens in the background...

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A couple of the racers lost their position do to a flat tire. Poor guy...

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You wouldn't know it by looking at these photos but there were a lot of spectators around enjoying the race. It seemed like a good turnout this year. Lots of fun.

Tuesday, February 03, 2009

Skijoring Loppet 2009

The City of Lakes Loppet was this weekend and I photographed several of the races. These images are from the Skijoring Loppet. Skijoring is a relatively new and rapidly growing sport combining cross country skiing and dog sledding. I used a photography technique called panning to get these images...

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Getting the skier and the dog in the same frame was a challenge...

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because sometimes they were moving at different speeds...

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My personal favorite. These two were going the same speed, FAST...

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Slow and steady wins the race...

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Wednesday, January 21, 2009

Snow Tires

This bicycle has serious snow tires! I really could have used a slower shutter speed but there just wasn't enough time to adjust all my settings...

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I was able to get it to f/20, 1/50, ISO 400, which will have to do.

Tuesday, December 30, 2008

Panning People

Panning and zooming at the same time, 1/25 second...

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