Lossie larking about in the dark

[Wallace]

I managed to find the opportunity to take a wee drive up to Lossie for some photo therapy. Most of the pictures have gone onto my photo backlog, which is running at nearly two months behind but I managed to process these ones mainly because I was curious as to how they would turn out.

This shot of a departing Typhoon...
Typhoon departure, Lossiemouth by Wallace Shackleton, on Flickr

... leads onto another, which was shot over seventeen seconds, 52 photos at 3 frames per second, selecting every other one for the composite.
Typhoon into the sunset by Wallace Shackleton, on Flickr

Finally one of the reason why I made the three hour drive
Swiss Hornet departure, Lossiemouth by Wallace Shackleton, on Flickr
The Swiss Hornet's departure with the burner lit up to the point it cut out continuing the climb on impulse drive.

I wish that I had thought to plan for a performance take-off for the chronophotograph but that's for another day.

[Mark]

Very nice!!

[dragonchaser]

Really like number 2 that’s certainly a bit different

[jacissmiling]

Fantastic!

[Punkrunner62]

Very nice Wallace, what exposure length did you use for the last shot?
Cheers.

[The Phantom]

Cracking images

[Flugaldog]

oh wow, love it!

[scimitar]

I like 2 & 3.

Andrew

[paddyboy]

11 out of 10 from me for imagination

Love it

Thanks for posting

Paddyboy

[Wallace]

Very nice Wallace, what exposure length did you use for the last shot?
Cheers.

20 Seconds f/8, ISO 100

[mikee115]

Interesting set. Like them all and they are different from the norm.

[Punkrunner62]

Thanks Wallace.
Cheers.