On the Road

On a recent road trip, I couldn't take it any longer. I decided to take pictures while sitting as a passenger in the back seat. I immediately bcame in love with this new form of shooting. Every second there was an entirely different scene. On top of the constant change in scenery I felt like I was shooting sports because timing was critical in every shot, too late or early and I got a tree or a car in my shot. I was mindful of other cars in that I didn't distract them. For me life on the road just became much much more enjoyable.

All seem a bit under exposed.

really like 4-8 in this group, especially 4 and 6. i've done a lot of this, next time do the shooting one handed while driving. two hands works too since i'm probably not going to be driving anywhere near you.

Interesting work. Splendid shot #6 with its mystic and a little bit sadly feeling.

rrblint wrote in post #15503542
All seem a bit under exposed.

Yes they appear underexposed however a majority of these were taken after the sun went down. For these photos I attempted to process them how the light was seen by the naked eye. I quickly fell in love with the mystic dreary feeling.

rick_reno wrote in post #15504603
really like 4-8 in this group, especially 4 and 6. i've done a lot of this, next time do the shooting one handed while driving. two hands works too since i'm probably not going to be driving anywhere near you.

Haha dont worry Rick, I was a passenger in the car. Here in California we cant even hold phones in our hands while we drive

jasio wrote in post #15505067
Interesting work. Splendid shot #6 with its mystic and a little bit sadly feeling.

Thanks Jasio