Cycling around the in-town neighborhoods of Atlanta, GA as seen from my road bike.
Fortune Cookie:
I thought would have a nicely framed photo of a cyclist coming through Virginia-Highland. What I discovered is I need more light or a bigger lens if I want to take these photos early in the morning. All you can see is the blue blur of the rider's jersey and a lighter blur of his helmet. The bicycle is invisible.
posted by Jett @ 8:00 PM
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Georgia Tech graduate, road cyclist, ex youth-soccer coach, and 28-year resident of Virginia-Highland, an intown neighborhood of Atlanta.
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What kind of camera are you using?
Kind of a neat effect, though.
The camera is the Canon PowerShot SD700 IS. It's easy to hold and operate while riding (without gloves), but has a small aperature. When I bought the camera, I had been looking at digital SLRs, but decided I would take more shots if it was easy to carry on the bike.
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