29.8 km/sec by Canon Image Challenge

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21-SEP-2017	Phydoux

Technically, we're ALL in motion on this little rock that we inhabit.

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Canon Image Challenge		08-Oct-2017 02:58
I won't change it. I kind of like it myself. Even with the reflections from the sun. I fixed them and thought that it took away from the overall image so I will leave it as is. The fog too is in motion as water vapor always is but the title to me was kind of funny. I hope everyone caught that. ~Phydoux

Canon Image Challenge		23-Sep-2017 02:55
Don't you dare move it!! Of course you can, but I love this. Traveller....I may work on it myself if I get some time.

Canon Image Challenge		22-Sep-2017 19:50
Ok, in that case... Here's a stretch... The propellers on the drone we're moving when I took this... ;)

Canon Image Challenge		22-Sep-2017 18:17
No, I didn't mean that it should be moved. I was just saying that because we are are a spinning earth orbiting the sun which orbits within the moving Milky Way, is not the type of motion I had in mind. I had motion relative to the camera in mind. That said, star trails are perfectly fine. Don't move it on account of me - the river is moving, as is the fog, as is the sun. Jim

Canon Image Challenge		22-Sep-2017 14:06
Jim, I understand your objection. I could mention that the sun is constantly moving across the sky but I won't do that. If the battery would last longer than 25 minutes at a time I could do a time lapse there but that would be impractical. I'll move it later but for now I'll try and figure something out. I do like that shot though. ~phydoux

Canon Image Challenge		21-Sep-2017 21:39
Love the fog rising from the valleys and low lying water areas. Paul

Canon Image Challenge		21-Sep-2017 14:37
This new came out well. Technically true, though I implied (visible) relative motion. ;-) Jim

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