I was invited to a charity golf day on Tuesday.
Having never played golf  before I decided to avoid humiliating myself by sticking to photography  - something I'm comfortable with
Here are a few stills.
Videos to follow later

Nice captures.

Great Shots    

Astonish shots RR.      That is one amazing and well maintained golf course.

Good job. Do you do any editing?

Great shots. A floggers' paradise

Montfrooij Posted at 11-25 00:17
Nice captures.

Thank you

DAFlys Posted at 11-25 02:14
Great Shots

Thank you

DowntownRDB Posted at 11-25 06:06
Astonish shots RR.      That is one amazing and well maintained golf course.

Thank you. Yes, it's a nice one. First time I've been on it

Macked Posted at 11-25 07:34
Good job. Do you do any editing?

Thank you. Just the colour. I tweaked them With Luminar 4.
And they are actually captures from a video, rather than stills I use VCR (free video app) for the captures

Blériot53 Posted at 11-25 09:25
Great shots. A floggers' paradise

Rather them than me. Amazed that no one walked. Everyone used an electric cart.
I thought they were meant to be out there exercising

ReproRetro Posted at 11-25 21:53
Rather them than me. Amazed that no one walked. Everyone used an electric cart.
I thought they were meant to be out there exercising

Yeah, all those caddy-carts do rather seem to defeat the object
I found this article on the subect:

The quote, “Golf is a good walk Spoiled” was thought to be from Mark Twain but it actually came from a book published in 1905 by Leon Wilson. Just the same golf is a walk by all standards and a long one at that, most amateur golfers walk 5-6 miles in an average round of golf.

ReproRetro Posted at 11-25 21:43
Thank you

You're very welcome.

ReproRetro Posted at 11-25 21:42
Thank you

You're welcome!

Blériot53 Posted at 11-26 00:10
Yeah, all those caddy-carts do rather seem to defeat the object
I found this article on the subect:

It's the same with e-Scooters, there is no exercise. At least with an e-Bike the option to pedal

ReproRetro Posted at 11-26 04:12
It's the same with e-Scooters, there is no exercise. At least with an e-Bike the option to pedal

I'm tempted to get an e-bike, as a matter of fact. As opposed to no bike, since my twenties

Blériot53 Posted at 11-26 04:16
I'm tempted to get an e-bike, as a matter of fact. As opposed to no bike, since my twenties

I have a Trek alloy road bike I haven't used in years and I'm intending to convert it. I bought all the parts. It uses a Bafung motor which powers the pedals directly instead of the wheels, so you still have all the gears.
Simplest and cheapest conversion is to buy a powered front wheel. You simply swap it with the front wheel (plus add batteries of course and cut-out brake pedals etc). But front wheel drive has problems up steep hills, and hart to turn the wheel at speed. Also, it has no gears.
Middle conversion is a powered rear wheel. Better traction, but no geats.
And finally the Bafung style. It's by far the most expensive, but you retain the original wheels and gears.

ReproRetro Posted at 11-26 04:25
I have a Trek alloy road bike I haven't used in years and I'm intending to convert it. I bought all the parts. It uses a Bafung motor which powers the pedals directly instead of the wheels, so you still have all the gears.
Simplest and cheapest conversion is to buy a powered front wheel. You simply swap it with the front wheel (plus add batteries of course and cut-out brake pedals etc). But front wheel drive has problems up steep hills, and hart to turn the wheel at speed. Also, it has no gears.
Middle conversion is a powered rear wheel. Better traction, but no geats.

You've gone into that quite intensively.
I've researched the folding type which will fit nicely in the loadspace of my car. So I park up and reach places where the car would be impractical. They're about £950 sterling. Enough range for my needs.

Blériot53 Posted at 11-26 04:33
You've gone into that quite intensively.
I've researched the folding type which will fit nicely in the loadspace of my car. So I park up and reach places where the car would be impractical. They're about £950 sterling. Enough range for my needs.

Sounds good. they are available in Australia for much less.
I paid around that for my conversion kit. I bought it straight from China and the batteries are genuine Samsung, so they will last. I went a bit overboard with the motor. It's 1Kw

ReproRetro Posted at 11-26 04:52
Sounds good. they are available in Australia for much less.
I paid around that for my conversion kit. I bought it straight from China and the batteries are genuine Samsung, so they will last. I went a bit overboard with the motor. It's 1Kw

That should be enough.  There are far cheaper models in the folding range, but like you, I want something robust and dependable.

Blériot53 Posted at 11-26 04:58
That should be enough.  There are far cheaper models in the folding range, but like you, I want something robust and dependable.

I could pull a trailer with this one

ReproRetro Posted at 11-26 05:23
I could pull a trailer with this one

Perhaps a tad OTT then

Blériot53 Posted at 11-26 05:31
Perhaps a tad OTT then

I might need to pull a trailer just to slow it down to the speed limit

ReproRetro Posted at 11-26 05:48
I might need to pull a trailer just to slow it down to the speed limit

Like this you mean?
https://www.eta.co.uk/2011/06/23 ... d-behind-a-bicycle/

Blériot53 Posted at 11-26 06:03
Like this you mean?
https://www.eta.co.uk/2011/06/23/the-caravan-designed-to-be-towed-behind-a-bicycle/

Exactly like that

ReproRetro Posted at 11-26 06:12
Exactly like that

Don't know if you watched the video, but it looks inherently unstable, even in those ideal conditions. On the open road in windy conditions it wouldn't last five minutes before getting blown over. And othe traffic can't see the rider and his hand signals. Terrible design.

Blériot53 Posted at 11-26 07:10
Don't know if you watched the video, but it looks inherently unstable, even in those ideal conditions. On the open road in windy conditions it wouldn't last five minutes before getting blown over. And othe traffic can't see the rider and his hand signals. Terrible design.

You need a child at each corner to stabilise

ReproRetro Posted at 11-26 17:54
You need a child at each corner to stabilise

How many kids d'you think I've got, that I could spare FOUR ?  

Blériot53 Posted at 11-26 23:19
How many kids d'you think I've got, that I could spare FOUR ?

I didn't say they had to be your own kids

ReproRetro Posted at 11-25 21:48
Thank you. Just the colour. I tweaked them With Luminar 4.
And they are actually captures from a video, rather than stills I use VCR (free video app) for the captures

My pleasure RR.  

Those are some great stills to be pulled from a video.  I'll have to check out the VCR App.

ReproRetro Posted at 11-27 01:57
I didn't say they had to be your own kids

That sounds dangerously like "kid" napping to me

DowntownRDB Posted at 11-27 04:58
My pleasure RR.  

Those are some great stills to be pulled from a video.  I'll have to check out the VCR App.

I think I'm going to buy a DJI Avata Pro combo for Christmas, so I can have even more fun and interesting shots

ReproRetro Posted at 11-27 17:12
I think I'm going to buy a DJI Avata Pro combo for Christmas, so I can have even more fun and interesting shots

I had a cinewhoop for a while but I was never able to overcome the disorientation or motion sickness it caused when flying.  I even tried flying  it while sitting down with no better results.  

Hopefully, you will not have the same results.  

DowntownRDB Posted at 11-28 03:20
I had a cinewhoop for a while but I was never able to overcome the disorientation or motion sickness it caused when flying.  I even tried flying  it while sitting down with no better results.  

Hopefully, you will not have the same results.

Thank you, I hope so because it seems like a great flying experience

ReproRetro Posted at 11-28 03:38
Thank you, I hope so because it seems like a great flying experience

No doubt you'll thoroughly enjoy flying the Avata.  

DowntownRDB Posted at 11-28 04:19
No doubt you'll thoroughly enjoy flying the Avata.

I expect so. I have a few locations in mind already

ReproRetro Posted at 11-28 04:41
I expect so. I have a few locations in mind already

Sounds like you've done your due diligence.  

DowntownRDB Posted at 11-28 04:50
Sounds like you've done your due diligence.

Time will tell

ReproRetro Posted at 11-28 07:12
Time will tell

Indeed it will.  Hopefully, all will be positive.