52 weeks in 2019

[Mountain]

Seems to have been an abundance of concrete pump trucks!

I would estimate that there was about 1 concrete pump truck per 8 million screaming children.
They let the kids control the boom on the concrete truck, run sirens on the fire and police vehicles, honk horns, operate the brushes on the zamboni, etc. My daughter loves it (still calls it "trucka truck"), my son is still a little young, but liked pushing all of the buttons on the zamboni.

 

[Mountain]

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[Mountain]

Week 30 (July 23 - 29): Motion/Movement

 

[WaltP]

Ok, just checking for this week's assignment. Looks like kids and trucks took more out of daddy than out of the kids - as usual. I remember those days

 

[StephenB]

Movement - Bit of a tomboy is granddaughter Rosie!!

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[WaltP]

Week 30: Motion/Movement
Proof that Colorado has at least a LITTLE class. Public art titled "eXe" with a Coloradan rushing across a street reflected in it. Probably carrying his bag of weed, since it's Colorado. (ok, I'll drop it now)

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FWIW, he is actually headed into the Municipal Building, probably a DMV worker with lunch. But hey, weed is legal (well, sorta, kinda...).

And different forms of transportation are used as we humans rush to and fro trying to look busy.

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[WaltP]

Movement - Bit of a tomboy is granddaughter Rosie!!

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Seems like a speed demon. Future motorcycle racer?

 

[WaltP]

One more....
1B Heavy, coming in for a landing...

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[Mountain]

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[Brownie]

Realized I totally missed two weeks ago, Boredom:

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Bored by telecast, on Flickr

And this week's motion/movement:

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Motion by telecast, on Flickr

 

[StephenB]

movement

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[StephenB]

movement

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[rloewy]

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Movement

 

[Brownie]

One more motion

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motion 2 by telecast, on Flickr

 

[WaltP]

Anticipation. . .

 

[Mountain]

Week 31 (July 30 - Aug 5): Dutch Angle
Let's drive the landscape photogs bonkers with some out of level shots

 

[StephenB]

Anticipation. . .

Ha! I thought this was this week's challenge, until l read on

 

[StephenB]

Week 31 (July 30 - Aug 5): Dutch Angle
Let's drive the landscape photogs bonkers with some out of level shots

You mean I have to ignore my first port of call, aka the levelling tool....

 

[WaltP]

Never heard the phrase "Dutch angle" before. Sounds like an English addition to the language. Interesting because the Netherlands seems like it would have an abundance of of clear, simple, horizon lines.
How is "Dutch angle" defined?

 

[Mountain]

Never heard the phrase "Dutch angle" before. Sounds like an English addition to the language. Interesting because the Netherlands seems like it would have an abundance of of clear, simple, horizon lines.
How is "Dutch angle" defined?

I think it's generally thought of as a cinematography technique, but is also abused on instagram to make boring shots more interesting
All things in moderation, I suppose.
Here are some quick reads that can explain it better than I can:
https://erickimphotography.com/blog/2017/02/24/photography-composition-tip-dutch-angle/
https://www.studiobinder.com/blog/dutch-angle-shot-camera-movement/
https://movies.mxdwn.com/feature/why-it-works-dutch-angles-and-winning-scenes/