October Photo Challenge - Entries (Post them here)

[Photo Challenge]

The topic this month is: Movement

As usual, one entry per person and the image must be your own work.
Normal forum image size applies.

The image doesn't necessarily have to have been taken this month but we do encourage you to go out and enjoy the challenge.

Good luck and good shooting.

[dpastern (Dave Pastern)]

Here we go - a tiny Salticidae (Jumping Spider). I spotted it on the mirror in my toilet and couldn't resist shooting it. Of course, the flash made it jump!

Dave

[acropolite (Phil)]

Community Forum.....Community Con. The protest Movement, symbolically drumming (also movement) the current Tasmanian government from power. The present Tasmanian Government have been riddled with scandle and allegations of corruption over their past term and were attempting to win public support by holding a community forum, 450 protesters thought otherwise of their efforts.

[supernova1965 (Warren)]

The Wind moves the Windmill which moves the water

[DavidTrap (David)]

This was taken during a Photography Workshop I attended in Cradle Mountain NP.

(The last post of wind moving water inspired me to post this)

Cheers
David T

[Rhino1980 (Ryan)]

My entry

[Lumen Miner (Mitchell)]

Thought I would attempt a "vintage" looking shot... Kinda works.

Good Luck all!!

[sheeny (Al)]

One from the archives...

Aquabatic kayaks in the near freezing waters of Skookumchuck Tidal Rapids in British Columbia.

Al.

[renormalised (Carl)]

Here's mine from the SkyShow...

[StephenM (Stephen)]

The big Ferris Wheel at Southbank, Brisbane. Taken last night, 17 October 2009.

Cheers,
Stephen

[Esseth (Alan)]

We got our first batch of dry ice in and i just loved the way the CO2 vapor moves through the air and down the sides of the glass.

[telecasterguru (Frank)]

My dog Roxanne loves to move around in the car.

Frank

[cruiser (Brett)]

I went to take a shot of this fellow and he decided to take flight. You think the least he could have done was stay in the centre of the shot.

[UK1 (Rob)]

Sea Eagle hunting In Tasmainia

Camera Model Name Canon EOS 450D
Tv(Shutter Speed) 1/2000Sec.
Av(Aperture Value) F5.6
Metering Mode plit metering
ISO Speed 400
Focal Length 250.0 mm

[Bloodbean (Troy)]

Plane (sorry didn't catch what sort, I think a ATR-72) coming in to land at Wellington airport. 30 seconds @f/7.1 ISO100 using a Canon 40D. Was a 35 knot southerly wind, so I was holding onto the tripod!

[firstlight (Tony)]

I was going to do the big wheel at Southbank but StephenM got in before me... even if I was organised enough to actually take the shot I wanted. Now it is the end of the month and I am resigned to use my fallback... and UK1 snags a cool shot of my subject :-)

Astroron assures me that the raptor is a Brahminy Kite, sometimes called a Sea Eagle.

Snapped this off Wellington Point Jetty a few months ago, Canon 400D, 70 to 300 mm lens @300 hand-held. 1/500 sec, f11, ISO 200, (just shooting on auto) cropped to 75% of original, unsharp mask in PS CS2.

[earthlight (Anne-Louise)]

Hi All,

A kite surfer at Wellington Point the other day.

Just amazing to watch!



Anne-Louise

Canon D10