The hardest part about this shot was not tripping over the rail ties while running backwards. 
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Reposted yet again for Best of Half Nekkid Thursday 2005. This was an easy choice given that my only other entry was a nasty looking post-IV...
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For Half Nekkid Thursday And fear not, Gentle Viewers, this will not be a blog you must avoid on Thursdays because I'm only doing this o...
The LARGE version of the image made me dizzy. Very cool image.
ReplyDeleteGreat effect!
ReplyDeleteWe certainly wouldn't want you to end up a pinched penny!
ReplyDeleteLook who's talking!
ReplyDeleteThis train was coming or going?
ReplyDeleteI grew up with a train running behind our house and in school the teachers would tell you horror stories about kids playing chicken or standing too near the train so they got their legs cut off so you would keep off the tracks.
A teenager committed suicide there and we were following around the cop who was there with the firemen and told us they had to scrape his nose off the tracks. Now there's a horror story!
So dont stay too close or you'll lose a leg or your nose.
Hee! We used to have to cross over active traintracks to our dorm in college, after parking at the municipal lot. And whenever we saw one coming we had to yell 'TRAIN' like in Stand By Me. Or put up one hand and scream, like the chick in Footloose.
ReplyDeleteI think they have a medication that will help you with your little problem :)
ReplyDeleteLOVE IT! So cool except I am beginning to feel light-headed and barfy. Is barfy a word, hmmm it is now!
ReplyDeleteOne of my favs!
Smooch,
The Tart
; )
Pssssssst. Come to the Library Park at my pink place, want UR thoughts, pleaze?
yeh, this type of effect is best view small...
ReplyDeletethe large one... na... not a fan
hehehehehhehe
but nevertheless good shot, and good angle...i m not sure how u did it
jenn see: ack!
ReplyDeleteshade: It IS sort of trippy, isn't it? You should see it on my Panasonic 103 inch wall sized monitor.
frank: Thank you, Sir. And for your frequent visits. I am humbled.
gustav: And that has nothing to do with this photo, does it?
ginnie: We don't?
merlinprincesse: You tell her. Hey...waaaaaaaaait.
jmdomel: Yeesh...that can't be good.
aughra: I know the Stand By Me Thing but the Footloose thing is lost on me and I'm not renting it to find out. :)
mj: dramamine?
Tart: I never get invcited to pink places anymore. :) Thanks!
zb: The absence of an ambulance is also a good indicator.
ALL: Ok, but ONLY because I child was recently hit and killed by a train after he tripped trying to get off a trestle, I will tell you the deal with this photo...
Hint: In order to find a photo like this you must find a train that is SLOWLY BACKING UP. That's all I'm sayin. And now that I know there are railroad police, you ALSO need a VERY LONG POLE on which to reach out your camera from OUTSIDE railroad property.
Very cool effect. It makes me dizzy to look at it.
ReplyDeleteoooooooooooooh-weeeeeeeeeeee!
ReplyDeleteSeriously, it has such a cool effect of shaking you up and making you dizzy.
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing to see how your brain responds to this.
Wow. (Yes, that's it. Just 'wow'.)
ReplyDeletevery nice jk!
ReplyDeleteso were you zooming (or unzooming) the lens at the same time? i'm definitely going to steal his idea also.