Rubberneck syndrome

[Hans_S]

Antonio G's designs demand rubbernecking!

[Øivind Tøien]

Coronal auroras straight overhead should qualify for the rubber neck syndrome:

[Thomas Stellwag]

Coronal auroras straight overhead should qualify for the rubber neck syndrome:

this looks spectacular and threatening at the same time, a bit like like a nuclear explosion

[Akira]

I think this building deserves a rubberneck approach.
  Z9, 35mm 1.4 ais

Paco, thank you for bumping up this thread.  The image looks like a nice response to your own post #122.  I like the geometry.

Antonio G's designs demand rubbernecking!

Indeed.  I like this playful framing.

Coronal auroras straight overhead should qualify for the rubber neck syndrome:

That is a finely extended interpretation of the thread!

[kasperbergholt]

[ColinM]

Ok, here's my bid for this topic

This was taken with my phone.
I'm also working on a vertical pano of stitched images taken with my d500

[Øivind Tøien]

this looks spectacular and threatening at the same time, a bit like like a nuclear explosion

...That is a finely extended interpretation of the thread!

Thanks Thomas and Akira.
Luckily the effects of the aurora on earth are mostly peaceful, although the solar events that triggers them are pretty violent occurrences.

[golunvolo]

Paco, thank you for bumping up this thread.  The image looks like a nice response to your own post #122.  I like the geometry.


Indeed.  I like this playful framing.


That is a finely extended interpretation of the thread!

  Thank you Akira


  That aurora is quite the extension!

[Akira]

A bird in flight can cause the rubberneck syndrome.