With some second generation parts I've got the on-bike portrait down to a fine art. The Lammcou durable flexible tripod is a solid, dependable thing compared to the cheap and terrible flexible tripod I used before that I had to keep glueing back together.
The light, inexpensive and easy to use Ricoh Theta is still my favourite go to camera. I'd like to try the higher resolution ThetaV but they aren't cheap.
Here are the latest round of photos and video from the ThetaSC. On the afternoon of the longest day of the year my wife and I went for a romantic ride over to where we got married almost twenty years ago. The camera's wrapped around the rear view mirror on that one. On a rainy Saturday I put the waterproof cover on the camera, put it on windscreen and tried to get rained on. I didn't get wet, but I did see a ghost on the covered bridge in West Montrose. That was a weird, atmospheric ride.
Solstice Romantic Ride:
Creepy, Atmospheric, Rainy Saturday Ride:
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| OK, so it's not a ghost. A young old-school mennonite woman was walking across the bridge complete with bonnet and black dress. This is the covered bridge they used in the Stephen King movie, IT. Creepy, right? |
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| Staying ahead of the end of the world. |
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| Dark and sinister... |
