Sprocket by bmac62
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...watch your fingers and toes...
Bill:)
P.S. Jagdpanzer in a hurry.
"When Flight Was Young"
Comments (39)
We've graduated to sprocket blur now? Great capture
Good shot, and I like the way you've either turned the camera during the shot, or added a blur afterwards.
Of course, sprocket blur! How nice!
Nice sprocket blur Bill well done!!
Nice capture!!!
Brilliant sprocket blur.
HAY THat could easily got in this months challenge in the Photogtaph Forum. It looks awesome.
Lots of my Grandmas generation had the ends of fingers whipped off by spindles in the cotton mill..this recalled my visit to one mill still working!
Its moving very fast... Aloha
Great shot my friend!!Bravissimo!:DDD.Hugsxx
The radial blur looks good here Bill.
Excellent shot!! Love the motion. :)
Really? Full shot...I need to see a full shot! Impressive none the less Bill... :-) Rob
Excellent sense of motion, great shot!
Great action...I can feel it spin.
You even make a sprocket look interesting :o)
Great movement.
Love it! Hope it is the Auntie's fingers and not yours!!! Wonderful movement Bill!
Looks like it's from a Jagdpanzer IV from the shape of the sprocket drive and the track. The track also has the spoons attached for driving over soft ground (unusual to see that on any of the preserved tracked vehicles existing today!). How did you get this shot? Must have been quite close to the vehicle, or riding a car close beside it. As debbielove says, it would be nice with a photo of the whole vehicle. Also, where did you get to take a photo like that of such a vehicle? Good job. Keep up the good work!
cool done i say!!
oustanding image!!
Zoom! Cool shot Bill!
Yes and watch your nose lol :) Gorgeous Bluring F/X
Ach du leiber. Excellent capture of the dizzying spin, Bill. I didn't realize that military tank sprockets revolved that fast, unless you caught this one at a slow shutter speed.
You have caught the spin beautifully.
cool action
Wow, great shot--I wouldn't get near that for fear of losing a digit or two!!
could bite wonderful capture warm hugs, Linda
Well, I was going to quote the Dr. Suess thing about a sprocket in my pocket, but if it's attached to a tank, it might be a tad uncomfortable! Really excellent motion, Bill! I'm still looking for a decent photo for the prop blur challenge - you're getting away from me, now! LOL!
Sprocket blur??? You better 'fess up to your friends, or they'll be running beside tanks with their long lenses trying to duplicate this! LOL! Great shot, and the postwork is perfectly done. Excellent work! :*