lol I didn't even notice that but yeah another good point there

 

Thanks guys! It didn't make my critique thread because as soon as I started editing I caught that I cut off the top of the gas cap, so guess I'll have to re-setup the shot after next weeks wash.

 

5ftish all butter sculpture at the Big-E last year

 

Here are a few random shots:

 

This is in the parking lot of my favorite BBQ joint.

 

you said BBQ and I remembered my dad e-mailed this pic to me a while ago. mmmmm delicious BBQ

 

 

Motor On, that reminds me of this.
And this.

 

 

 

I haven't done loads of NASCAR but here are a few of mine from this weekend's race at Michigan:
http://www.sportsshooter.com/members.html?id=3146

 

couple from Sunday:


Should have taken more time with the rose and played with some settings:

 

Ever hear of a Reo? I've been in a mood for junky old trucks lately.

 

That looks to be an REO Speed Wagon tow truck. (REO is the initials of the company owner Ransom E. Olds)

 

Reminds me of Mater.... Like Tamater but wid out da "ta"

Cars = My favorite movie (aside from Italian Job)

 

Very nice Mark!
Love the photo of JPM and his kids. Shall I safely assume you were using a very long lens for the frontal car view action on the track?


And for my recent photo contribution...
Here's what happens when the sky is filled with smoke:

My Flickr page

 

Took this awhile ago and finally got around to uploading it. I think is was one of the first shots I took after getting my 50mm 1.8,

 

Thanks! Yeah, the first shot (Busch) was with the 300 with the 1.4 tc and the second (Stewart) with the 80-200. It's an interesting spot. The fence is at quite an angle so you have to lean out and the cars essentially pass underneath.The turbulence bounces you around quite a bit. It's a nice shot but I don't like spending lots of time there. Here's what it looks like with the 10.5 mm:




Nice smoke shot you've got there! Enjoying the 200-400?

 

That's what I thought, thanks for the ultra wide angle photo to really show what your location looked like. Can't say I'd want to shoot from there; looks pretty scary, especially if there is one of the typical NASCRUD crashes.

You betcha!

 

I'm finally getting the hang of my new digital~

Vulcan, symbol of our fair city, Birmingham~(Burminham)


Amazing glass in a Dr waiting room, I coudn't stop starring at it *_*


My beloved darkroom companion, Socky-Monkey~

 

hm hey cybergypsy what hotel is that?

 

 

 

Bolsa Chica Wetlands: Orange County, CA
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