Thanks, Cheyenne. I’m happy how the colors in the lights came out. This is the fist plane abstractions I’ve done with my 400mm Bazooka. The quality of the colors and patterns are a lot different than I get with my 70-200mm lens.
Definitely worth pursuing, Timothy. I can’t remember what lens I used when I first did abstractions from a plane over the Hudson. B/W film. I like your surprise of colors and digital clarity much better.
Totally intentional. A tripod would not work at all. The plane would be long gone before I could get it in the frame on a tripod. I have to move with the plane to get this type photo.
That is what I love about your work. You should be with the good Captain Kirk . Imagine the pics you’d take.
The problem with Captain Kirk’s flight is it didn’t go high enough into orbit to get really incredible photos. I watched the who thing live. The rocket booster landing in the same spot it took off was the most amazing part of the whole thing for me. I think it’s rally cool Shatner got to go into space 55 years after the first episode of Star Trek aired.
I mind that first episode. It was a wonderful series. SO of its day…creaking sets, ridiculous costumes. I enver got in to any of the later generation stuff. Too fancy.
After the first movie, that was it for me. I saw Gene Roddenberry speak in 1977 or 78. He was such a disappointment.
Yeah. Sometimes folks just don’t live up to expectations. I am not a fan of movie adaptations of TV shows so i stayed away from these.
Oh, I love these ICMs! And wow, you caught Jupiter’ 3 moons!!!!
Fun aero abstracts, Tim! Since we are extremely close to the flight path in San Diego, I take lots of similar photos, opportunities every minute or so! ✈🙄
I remember walking in your neighborhood the night we went to your art opening, and the planes were constant. I got a few of these type shots at that time, also. Thanks, Tiffany.
This is so cool, love it. Your pictures of the moon don’t look real to me, they look like a satellite picture from space. I could sell your equipment and buy that cabin I want. Just kidding, your amazing my friend. Sending you tons of love and hugs. I love Cindy’s tree by the way, it is an amazing tree and she is a sweetheart for sure, I am glad you gave her a tree, I know she is beyond pleased. Bless your heart. Hugs to your honey too always. xoxoxoxo
Gorgeous! I love how the colors enhance the images.
Thanks, Cheyenne. I’m happy how the colors in the lights came out. This is the fist plane abstractions I’ve done with my 400mm Bazooka. The quality of the colors and patterns are a lot different than I get with my 70-200mm lens.
Definitely worth pursuing, Timothy. I can’t remember what lens I used when I first did abstractions from a plane over the Hudson. B/W film. I like your surprise of colors and digital clarity much better.
Beautiful neon colours!! 👍
Thanks, Ebar.
Fantastic! 😵👌 Bravo!!
Thanks, Sam.
These pictures are striking and interesting, Timothy.
Thanks, Roberta.
Fantastico Timothy!!! Love the colors🌷👏👏👏
Thanks, Cindy.
such a pleasure!!! 💖
Next time use a tripod maybe?
Or was that intentional?
Totally intentional. A tripod would not work at all. The plane would be long gone before I could get it in the frame on a tripod. I have to move with the plane to get this type photo.
Wow. Very different Timothy.
Thanks, Shey. I need to have something different not an then.
That is what I love about your work. You should be with the good Captain Kirk . Imagine the pics you’d take.
The problem with Captain Kirk’s flight is it didn’t go high enough into orbit to get really incredible photos. I watched the who thing live. The rocket booster landing in the same spot it took off was the most amazing part of the whole thing for me. I think it’s rally cool Shatner got to go into space 55 years after the first episode of Star Trek aired.
I mind that first episode. It was a wonderful series. SO of its day…creaking sets, ridiculous costumes. I enver got in to any of the later generation stuff. Too fancy.
After the first movie, that was it for me. I saw Gene Roddenberry speak in 1977 or 78. He was such a disappointment.
Yeah. Sometimes folks just don’t live up to expectations. I am not a fan of movie adaptations of TV shows so i stayed away from these.
Oh, I love these ICMs! And wow, you caught Jupiter’ 3 moons!!!!
Thanks, Marina. You do great light abstractions, also.
Aw, thank you! Great fun, isn’t it?!
These are great. Very creative and I love the colours.
Thanks, Miriam.
Wonderful… I’m seeing a Marina influence going on here 😉
I’ve been doing these types of photos long before I knew Marina, but I was thinking about her. Thanks, Dale.
I was just teasing, Tim…
🙂
An interesting set of images, Tim, almost like neon tube artwork.
Thanks, Lavinia.
Sort of like ICM (intentional camera movement). Cool.
Or ISM (intentional subject movement). Thanks, Teri.
So cool! Neon art in the sky.
It is very neon-like. Thanks, Michele.
As one of my favorite professional photographers, Rick Sammon, always says – Don’t delete. If you get an out-of-focus picture, don’t delete it! One out-of-focus picture is a mistake; 20 out-of-focus pictures is a style. (https://scottkelby.com/guest-blog-rick-sammon-shares-some-photo-therapy-motivation-and-wisdom/)
Me no delete nada. Thanks, Brian.
Very cool and interesting!
Hey, your name beside your gravatar pic works!
Fun aero abstracts, Tim! Since we are extremely close to the flight path in San Diego, I take lots of similar photos, opportunities every minute or so! ✈🙄
I remember walking in your neighborhood the night we went to your art opening, and the planes were constant. I got a few of these type shots at that time, also. Thanks, Tiffany.
Was it “Flight 1191 heavy inbound from Jupiter”???
It could be the Ghost of AA Flight 191. Thanks, David.
This is so cool, love it. Your pictures of the moon don’t look real to me, they look like a satellite picture from space. I could sell your equipment and buy that cabin I want. Just kidding, your amazing my friend. Sending you tons of love and hugs. I love Cindy’s tree by the way, it is an amazing tree and she is a sweetheart for sure, I am glad you gave her a tree, I know she is beyond pleased. Bless your heart. Hugs to your honey too always. xoxoxoxo
With housing prices going through the roof, I don’t thing we could get a down payment out of my equipment. Sad, really. Thanks, Joni.