March 10, 2007 - I85 - photo while driving and other risky techniques
My wife and I made a quick trip to Atlanta yesterday. I took this shot of the sun setting as we left Greenville driving west on Interstate 85. Driving in Atlanta traffic always reminds me how lucky we are to live in Greenville … Please accept my apologies for setting such a bad example. Clearly taking a photo while driving is foolish.
Following is a list of photos taken using foolish, risky, even dangereous techniques. If you have examples let me know and I’ll add them to the list.
- my favorite was when Barcelona [Bob] took a photo riding a bike at night in traffic
- Isabella from Naples FL photographes an alligator without a zoom lens
- Midnitebara from Akita Japan takes a series of photos in the red light district
- Eric and family, from addGreenvilleSC, hiked on Bulls Island which has “highest concentration of alligators in the US”
- Zsolt, from Budapest, taking a photo while driving (sounds familiar)
- David, from Sarasota FL, hung over an open balcony six stories up to take a photo of a mural hard to photograph from other angles
- Chris, from Newscastle, shared a photo taken behind the wheel while driving at night in the rain
- Dustin from Flagstaff, AZ (USA), shared a photo of his wife ‘canyon jumping’ at the Grand Canyon
- anonymous from Rabaul (New Guinea) who climbed an erupting volcano to take photos of the fireworks
- Abraham Lincoln takes a photo of himself and his car while driving 65 miles an hour
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