Pic of the week game

[gustovh]

Baatfam for me as well, good riding pic doing a decent pace.

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[dpep]

Going with Redman for the creativity.
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[Burque73]

I think it's still Friday somewhere. Voting for Baatfam.

[Baatfam]

Good Saturday Morning to Y'all! Let's tally up....

Good close race this week....

With one votes each, Dpep, trevor, and Kerrfunk
With three votes, Baatfam
With four votes, Rich82GS750TZ

And with five votes, Redman for the win! Congratulations Dave!

If someone could confirm my count, that would be great. Thanks.

[Baatfam]

I don't understand how anyone can take a picture while moving at speed especially with how finicky today's phones are about gloves and just hitting the button.

and... while you are on the closed circuit track with the trained stunt personnell, who or what is holding the camera?

I'm not even sure what Bob did to get that shot. Batfam for me.

LOL...GoPro....

GoPros can take still photos. High resolution still photos.
And I think the newer ones take 4 or 6K video, which can give great stills.

As for mine, that was just a frame grab from a GoPro stuck on the front of the bike.
Just standard 720p HD video, so the frame grab, original photo was fairly low resolution.

[Redman]

I confirm the count.

thanks for the votes, folks.

will come up with some category-theme yet this morning.
(gee, I used to keep some good idea in mind, but haven’t needed it lately)

[DaveR]

Congrats Dave Redman. You have won the privilege of doing the Forum Strut today.

[Redman]

“Looking in, Looking out”

Looking in from outside, or, looking out from inside, either.
So if several people were to look at the picture, and try to describe it, they would say either “.... looking in....” OR else “..... looking out....”
(I mean OR in the logical sense, either. Sometimes people say “or” when what the actually mean is the logical “and”.)


will come up up with some example pics later. Am away from my archive this morning (yah, that is the world I live in)


>> (later in afternoon) Examples-samples.
Inside, looking out. In this case, inside a tunnel under railroad track, looking out. (ALthough I suppose someone could say is more "under" a bridge.)




ANother:

Outside, looking In. In this case the same place as previous pic, looking into the tunnel. (again, someone could say is more "looking through".)

(Such details are left to the individaul voter, of how much they like the photo and how well it fits the stated theme-category.)

[marvinsc]

Looking out as I took my first KLR on it's Maiden voyage........

IMG_1967 by Scott Marvin, on Flickr

[trevor]

“Looking in, Looking out”

Looking in from outside, or, looking out from inside, either.
So if several people were to look at the picture, and try to describe it, they would say either “.... looking in....” OR else “..... looking out....”
(I mean OR in the logical sense, either. Sometimes people say “or” when what the actually mean is the logical “and”.)


will come up up with some example pics later. Am away from my archive this morning (yah, that is the world I live in)

My head hurts....lol

[Baatfam]

Raining Out by R John Thieda, on Flickr

[cowboyup3371]

Looking in to troubleshoot

Right Rear Turn Busted Light by Scott Baker, on Flickr

[trevor]

A night I'll never forget. That's Wes Cooley at the back in the white t shirt...talking to a couple of gsr members. What a surreal evening.

[Eli69]

Looking way out, like really far out...

[gustovh]

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