Thread: LGK Photography Challenge #4

puckmonkey, i hate you, the end

OK I think we have a winner. What's the next challenge?

Originally Posted by PuckMonkey

What department did you go blowing past?

Very cool shots PM. I especially like Speed Trap.

Motion of Time:
Subtitled cramming trying to wrap out of this job before my wife goes into labor


Lemons to Mr. Newton:

Forgot to add the info: 135mm f/16, ISO 50 (to try and cut down ambient light as much as possible) , multi flash mode set to 10Hz, 1/4 power, 3 flashes total. I was trying with higher frequency / more flashes, but the more I had, the less prominent the lemon was

The only thing making my mind move:

Taken during the challenge, submitted after the challenge was over, you decide.

Originally Posted by Puckmonkey

El Monte Zoomer's Revenge
30 sec f/20 ISO 100, tripod

I'm just kinda "meh..." about this image, but have posted it because I've been thinking about doing this image for a while, and I hope to be able to re-shoot it with better results before the challenge is over. See if I have learned anything from my self-critique.

El Monte Airport! My cousin owns a Cigar Shop across the street.

Originally Posted by DRice

And here i was glad "X" was gone....

Screw you DRice. I've come back.

Cellular Espionage

Cell phone, ticketmaster fees, bruises.

If only I could have used a camera instead of a ing phone... but there sure was a lot of movement going on at the time.
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Time Keeps on Slippin... slippin... slippin...


Those Damn Liberals Are On the Move Again


Watti's 4th Symphony, Movement I - Allegro

Here you go!

Batch 1

"Like you didn't see this one coming"

ISO 100, f/10.0, 30sec --- obligatory 'lights rushing by'.... post. Slap on the wrist for lack of originality. No Tripod... used the curb.

"Like you didn't see this one coming v2.0"

ISO 100, f/10.0, 13sec --- many thanks to Azusa Pacific University, the broadcast partner of the KINGS, for the backdrop. Double slap for the lack of originality. Lack of a tripod, so I used a tree... maybe I can make up the originality points.

"Stomach Motion"

ISO 1250, f/3.5, 1/30th of a sec. --- McDonalds makes me move. Motion. Stomach Motion. Handheld.

Batch 2

"Banana en flambe. (Or maybe Mitchrock on fire)"

ISO 1400, f/4.2. 1/30th of a sec. I lost a couple of eyebrow hairs for this shot. The dessert was good though.

"(He is) EN FUEGO"


ISO 1600, f/4.0, 1/6. $70 tab at Ralph Byrnes' Jazz Kitchen. Bananas, a stick of butter, brown sugar, ice cream, 5lbs. My mom always said, "a moment on the lips, a lifetime on the hips." -- Bonus points if you got the Dan Patrick reference.