Re: Bound for Baker City
| February 14, 2014 07:32AM |
I think this is the Heisler "Speed" shot that Eric is talking about.
Martin
eric Wrote:
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> Martin took a great pan shot of the Heisler a few
> years ago on a dim light day that looks like we
> were making about 90 with the old girl. 10 mph
> was the actual speed, but the blurred rods and
> background looked like warp speed. One place
> where still photographs are better than video that
> shows the speed like it really was.
Martin
eric Wrote:
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> Martin took a great pan shot of the Heisler a few
> years ago on a dim light day that looks like we
> were making about 90 with the old girl. 10 mph
> was the actual speed, but the blurred rods and
> background looked like warp speed. One place
> where still photographs are better than video that
> shows the speed like it really was.
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