p.3 #2 · "PRIME" fun (motorcycle) - HIGH BANDWIDTH
General, Dammit man! I'm a gear head too, and have fought the urge to fork out the Benjamin's for a super tele! I just didn't think the cost was justifiable!
Your images have changed my mind and it looks like the 300mm is well worth the cost!
p.3 #3 · "PRIME" fun (motorcycle) - HIGH BANDWIDTH
great shots...PIR is always an interesting track to shoot at. Unfortunately, it claimed me as a race casuality in 05' so now, I have a major beef with that track. Hopefully I'll have a chance later this year to drag a knee or two around it.
p.3 #5 · "PRIME" fun (motorcycle) - HIGH BANDWIDTH
Real nice work. . .
I went to the Friday practice MOTO GP in Indy this year. I was in awe of how fast the riders were - in the RAIN! ! ! Seeing it in person is nothing like TV. If MOTO GP is in Indy next year I'm going to the race.
p.3 #9 · "PRIME" fun (motorcycle) - HIGH BANDWIDTH
Hey, I think your last pic is of the same #44 that I captured sliding across the tarmac in the "Attitudes" section at Miller in October. I'd know that ponytail anywhere! Nice work, BTW.
p.3 #12 · "PRIME" fun (motorcycle) - HIGH BANDWIDTH
Great stuff here, I love motorbike racing pictures and you've done a great job with the capture. I'm not sure if you said it or not, but where were these pictures taken, I notice the Canada t-shirt and got excited thinking they might be close to home but I see you're US based by your tag.
p.3 #16 · "PRIME" fun (motorcycle) - HIGH BANDWIDTH
Very nice work. I have shot motorcycle racing so I appreciate the effort you have put into developing your style of capturing the right amount of blur to convey speed. And I understand about the lack of variety.
Number one would have been better if the riders were coming toward the camera instead of away from it.
