u/koczan147

s2 homeless dude appeared in e3 and e18. how does homeless person live in Ilinois and soon after in texas? ;] love the show but amount of bs is unreal

I wanted to see how long can I go for without pressing accelerator maintaining at least 50mph. Truck and load weight-23ton. Location- first downhill on m8 before Euro Central heading towards Glasgow. Fun ended on m74 exit climb.end result- 6min20sec. Amy of you did something similar?

imagine you get into a vehicle, tacho spits your card out every time, theres no other vehicle around to check if your card is faulty or if its a tacho unit. do you defect it and drive or dont drive?

that ive seen in all of tv shows i watched. ive watched true detective s1 like 50 times and i think he still beats Rust

I've been thinking for a while about starting a small photography side gig doing quick portraits of strangers I meet while I'm out and about.

The idea is pretty simple: approach someone who looks like they'd make a good photo, explain that I'm a local photographer, take a few quick shots, show them the result on a tablet, and offer the best full-resolution photo for something like £5–10 / $5–10 / €5–10. No long photoshoots, no complicated packages, just one really good photo and done.

I'm not trying to build a traditional photography business or make a full-time income from it. I'd be doing it mainly as a hobby that pays for itself, and potentially makes some extra money along the way.

I'm particularly interested in things like:

• couples
• parents with kids
• people with interesting outfits
• dog owners
• motorcyclists / car enthusiasts
• tourists and people in interesting locations

The appeal for me is that I can combine something I already enjoy with a very simple product. If I get one £10 sale during a 45-minute break at work while I'm driving across the country, or while I'm already out somewhere, I'm happy.

I'll be using a Sony ZV-E10 with a Sony FE 85mm f/1.8, and I'll carry a tablet so I can show people the photos properly rather than just having them look at the camera screen. I'd also be able to take either cash or card payments, so the whole process should be pretty quick.

I'm curious what people who actually do street photography think about this idea.

Would you pay £5–10 for a genuinely great candid/quick posed portrait of yourself taken by a photographer on the street? And does this sound like something that could realistically work, or am I massively overestimating how willing strangers are to buy a photo?

I've actually managed to sell photos to tourists in the past, but honestly, it was a pretty painful experience. 😂 That's partly why I'm thinking of changing the approach and targeting anyone who catches my eye and who I think could make a genuinely good photo, rather than specifically targeting tourists.

I'd particularly appreciate opinions from people who have actually tried selling street portraits rather than just general photography advice.

Paul covers the well with the wooden cover that was previously broken by Quin when he fell into it? xd

How bad was it? did I make right call to wait in pitlochry for 3 hours until road was cleared? Also fookin Google maps didn't show road closure.if I knew I'd go via ballater

why didnt they hire someone with proper skills instead of using someone who pretends they can slice vegies like a pro xd

why did he kill lydia? cant remember her doing him wrong in any way. what am i missing out here? jog my memory plz

im rewatching s1-2 and noting all nonosense i can spot and there are tons as you know. should i do it by episode or 2 massive threds for each season?

im asking coz ive been almost a year within 1 company via agency purely coz they have peace of mind with me as historicaly most drivers just cause troubles in various way they say. tm clearly stated to me they dont need me every day/week but they feel better knowing im here whnever necessary rather then being unavailable when they need an agent. so they overspend on me just for peace of mind. i also won fookin lotery with this place coz pay is decent, job is piece of cake most of the time. job and finish, some days i work like 3-4 hours. some days i get to work to be told to go home with full pay coz there was no vehicle avalilable 🤣

I was so fookin mad this morning I just have to vent. I was driving past Perth towards Dundee and spotted a big car transporter merging, so I changed lanes well in advance to give him room.

As I came up, some moron on the inside lane slammed on his brakes to a dangerously low speed just to let the HGV in. I was absolute furious. That poor muppet probably has zero clue how stupid and dangerous that was. Tell me I'm not overexaggerating here?

https://preview.redd.it/spc1mt398meh1.png?width=693&format=png&auto=webp&s=67023e40b8db8093f69eb63d57ef1bcf839ca379

first time it happened to me

i just listen to it now at work when driving long distances coz wahts on screen is already embeded in my brain