Post Your Pictures Taken While Driving Photos Here

I do not recommend taking pictures while driving your car, but for the people who do it, please post your pictures here.

They don't have to be perfect, but if you think you captured something you wanted to share with all of us, lets see what you got.

Here is my picture.
Driving North on I-5 going past Seattle early in the morning. It was very cold and foggy that morning.

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This seems like a full-retard thing to do.

And we all know about THAT.

Master of Defenestration wrote in post #13907799
This seems like a full-retard thing to do.

And we all know about THAT.

Yeah.. Real hard to hold a camera in your hand and push a button..

I think your funny fuse is blown.

Sure - very easy to do, but yet another distraction while driving in addition to all the other irresponsible habits people perform......... IMHO I would not encourage that here. Cell phone, texting, makeup and newspaper readers are dangerous enough. Fog + dark + interstate speed + camera =

SimpleJack wrote in post #13907805
Yeah.. Real hard to hold a camera in your hand and push a button on sport mode..

oh god.. 10 and 2

Use common sense and don't look threw the view finder.. use auto focus.. image stabilization.. wasn't asking people to go out and do it, it's for the people who do or have..

Using the shifter on a manual transmission is more of a distraction then holding a camera and pushing a button..
If you don't have a image to post, there is no reason to post against it and spam up this topic..

...with my 60D placed on the dashboard...

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railyard in WA, shot from an overpass at about 50 mph, 7d, 15-85

fall trees, oregon gorge (I84) at about 70mph last December, 7d, 70-200 2.8. I stop to change lenses and set the camera up. While driving it's point and shoot, I've found looking thru the viewfinder to be a very bad idea.

rick_reno wrote in post #13909050
fall trees, oregon gorge (I84) at about 70mph last December, 7d, 70-200 2.8. I stop to change lenses and set the camera up. While driving it's point and shoot, I've found looking thru the viewfinder to be a very bad idea.

Wise technique Rick - actually this is quite artistic with a terrific abstract quality; very nicely done.

Does this count??

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another on I84, heading toward Portland, 65 mph (because I never speed), 7D, 70-200 2.8