Platinum

David_Blakley_Photography

Chrome Dream Supreme

Chrome Dream Supreme

2001 Harley Davidson Sportster photographed at a Hot Rod and Motorcycle show in Saint Joseph, Missouri on Labor Day weekend in 2004 with a Fuji Finepix S7000 DS...
Read more

2001 Harley Davidson Sportster photographed at a Hot Rod and Motorcycle show in Saint Joseph, Missouri on Labor Day weekend in 2004 with a Fuji Finepix S7000 DSLR (my first digital SLR that year).
Read less

camera

S7000

settings

ISO 200

upload_date

Dec, 2017

Views

118

Likes

+36

Awards

Peer Award

+6

Top Choice

Superior Skill

Outstanding Creativity

Superb Composition

Absolute Masterpiece

Magnificent Capture

Categories

Chrome on chrome ????

Platinum

Thank you for your views/likes.

That is 'chrome'!

Platinum

Yes, Jim, very shiny chrome. I bet it gets really hot in the summer heat.

Platinum

That's a hell of a lot of chrome to polish

See all

Same photographer See all

I shot this in the Honolulu Botanical Gardens in 1984 with my Canon A1 using a Tamron 28mm lens with a 2X extender.

Photographed in October 2007 this no longer used road provides a hiking path near Pyramid Lake in northern Nevada.

Long exposure shot of the lower falls in Gifford Pinchot taken in September 2002 with a Canon A1 SLR (Kodak film, ISO 200) camera.

Tulip macro taken at the San Antonio Botanical Gardens - August 2016.

Photographed recently in the hills north of San Antonio I caught these 2 butterflies enjoying a sunset "dinner".

Photographed near Malibu-Point Dume, California with the Channel Islands in the background and the sun setting in it's "jello-colored"

Photographed in Bulgaria (near the city of Sitovo, Plovdiv) in 1991 with a Canon A1 SLR using ISO 200 Kodak film and a Tamron 28 mm wide-angle lens wi

I was in Tucson, AZ in May of 2005 and photographed several shots in that area also, so this may actually have been taken in Arizona vice Alaska. Sor

I've recently been delving into Macro more and photographed this green bottle fly on the 10th resting on a leaf. Using my Vivitar Macro Kit I wa

Dug out the ground and set my camera about 6" lower to get this perspective. Shot in the foothills of the eastern Sierras of California in July

B&W photo of a back alley street in Vladivostok, Russia near the US Consulate where I worked in 1996-1997.

Photographed in mid-April 2012 in eastern California this reflection of the Sierra range is the theme.

Shot this sunrise photo while hiking in Yosemite in June 2009.

Captured this common west Texas Jack Rabbit east of El Paso in late August 2015.

A Great Gray owl was circling a field about 100 yards away looking for a field mouse dinner when I captured this with my old Canon A1 (SLR) and a 500m

Found this little gem in a terrarium inside the Azul store at Sea World Texas in 2015 (no longer there). ****Only title was edited to correct reptile

Cooper being silly at the Santa Barbara Zoo. He's a character and will follow your movements while photographing him and his fellow owls.

Shot this in October 1996 in Babcock State Park, West Virginia with a Canon A1 SLR (real film) camera (still have it, but no longer use).

Discover more photos See all

this is an image i shot, of a red umbrella that I placed in the middle of a dried up riverbed, with my drone. I really had a hard time with this shot. by Jdean80

Nighttime mall adventures by ChenaeLoren

Falling Apart by GEPhotography

It by TatianaVtorova

Share a Coke by DaynaD

Looking Backwards! by MariaMercer

Photo by dmphotographyuk

Young girl in the river by Vita_Kovaleva

Streets of life. by MagicNature

Nostalgia by Lesleygpg

Tweaked perspective by aurora_gio

Look Mama, i Gots a Stick! by ManeFrame

Mt. Mælifell, Iceland by MitchChristofferson

fem by Luca99

Project 52 - 11 of 52 - Omicidio Di Frutta by DaveRogers220380

light painting by Blatoski1

abstract color numbers by milmoj_photos

ripple by justineg

It’s your time to shine! ☀️

Share photos. Enter contests to win great prizes.
Earn coins, get amazing rewards. Join for free.

Or

Already a member? Log In

By continuing, you agree to our Terms of Service, and acknowledge you've read our Privacy Policy Notice.