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Escalator Moments

A one second exposure captures the movement through time of the escalator in Nikeworld San Francisco last August. This is one of a series of shots, including a few of Mark and Andy although I think this is the most dramatic of them.

I wasn’t going to post this at all except that a few days ago another escalator photo made the front page of Digg somehow. Digg away please 🙂

Aperture ƒ/16
Camera Canon EOS 20D
Focal length 10mm
ISO 200
Shutter speed 1.3s

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15 responses to “Escalator Moments”

  1. Flickr: cheshkat avatar
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    cheshkat has posted a comment:

    i really like this, the movement, the colour, it’s fantastic. Well done.

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  2. manolo avatar
    manolo

    Beautiful picture. Congratulations.

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  3. Donal avatar
    Donal

    Cool shot Donn! Thought of that other pic as soon as I saw it. I don’t think that person in front of you would have been too impressed if you set a tripod looking straight up at her though!

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  4. Flickr: corksurf avatar
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    corksurf has posted a comment:

    I prefer this one to the one that was posted to digg. Well done!

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  5. Ger avatar
    Ger

    Another lovely one. This has a very celebratory atmosphere to it 🙂

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  6. Flickr: carrigman avatar
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    carrigman has posted a comment:

    It reminds me of the "going through the stargate" scene in Kubrick’s "2001". And it’s better than the one on Digg too.

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  7. Flickr: xeer avatar
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    xeer has posted a comment:

    Thanks! It pays to dig through the archives sometimes. In fact that’s all I’ve been doing for the past few months, there’s so much there. I haven’t posted anything I shot in 2007 yet!

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  8. Flickr: entropiK avatar
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    entropiK has posted a comment:

    quel angle !!!

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    captainpaula has posted a comment:

    I really like this image, the colour is great. It looks like some sort of time warp futuristic sci fi movie still!

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  10. Flickr: martinra1966 avatar
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    martinra1966 has posted a comment:

    I think that the red pants help to balance the image.

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  11. Flickr: udijw avatar
    Flickr: udijw

    Hi, I’m an admin for a group called DIYPhotography, and we’d love to have your photo added to the group.

    Just love this picture, the pose of the girl on the right aligns well with the movement theme of the picture.
    – udi (www.diyphotography.net)

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  12. Flickr: besto-Baker avatar
    Flickr: besto-Baker

    Ciao, sono amministratore di un gruppo chiamato Movement. Ci farebbe piacere aggiungere le tuo foto al gruppo.

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  13. Daroru avatar
    Daroru

    Its really striking, and love those luminous, psychedelic colours…

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  14. MARK MENS avatar
    MARK MENS

    DEAR SIR/MADAM,
    I AM VERY GLAD TO WRITE YOU THIS MAIL.MY NAME IS MARK MENS AND I HAVE CONTACTED YOU TO ENQUIRE WHETHER YOU DEAL IN ESCALATORS.HOPE TO HEAR FROM YOU.
    BEST REGARDS,
    MARK MENS.

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  15. Jason avatar
    Jason

    Wow thats a great image. Considering you are out in the open with no real control over the lighting that turned out amazing.

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