When I don't drive, I love to take photos on the move.

Of course, it requires "extreme" shutter speeds, as usually one don't take landscape photos at

f/2.0 and 1/1000 s

At the books say, the best aperture for landscapes is

f/8.0

There is a group of photographers who claim that all odd "f" values give awesome results:

f/7.1 f/9 f/11

But the simple truth is, the most quality images are produced with the middle value of the available apertures for a lens. In the most of the cases, that's just f/8.0

Also, another important side is the light reflections if you're shooting through a glass, as lowering the window isn't always possible.

Here are a few "on-the-move" images at places where stopping wasn't an option.

Romanian countryside is quite beautiful, isn't it?

You probably know by now how much I love Black & White or sometimes referred as Monochromatic photography. I have always believed that while Color Photography shows the external part of our world, Black and White Photography shows the soul, the inner hidden side of everything. Please consider the first photo of this post as my entry today to the established #monomad daily contest by the monochromes account and community and supported by the qurator account, thank you everyone for your hard and continuous efforts to build and grow this great community!

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