Oops they aren't all the same size.. arh well.
Edit : Fixed the broken link
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Here is Evans in the Corolla, the only other major big air, and I mean big. If you notice where the dust stops and starts, it was pretty damn impressive. Again feedback is welcome, this time I was shooting in Jpeg to get a few more shots in as they came down the slope.
Oops they aren't all the same size.. arh well. Edit : Fixed the broken link Last edited by Alpha_7 on Mon Mar 13, 2006 12:07 pm, edited 1 time in total.
A few DBs in the sky Craig! Looks good, and the perspective is nice, but I would have preferred more emphasis on the dynamics of the car, i.e. get in heaps closer and shoot just the car as it comes over the crest. I appreciate that this may not have been possible though. Your shots show off the landscape well.
Hi Craig, nice shots a bit halo from sharpening or shadow and highlight but still great shots.
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Shaunus - Thanks, Simon was impressive, as were a few others, heres another shot of a driver really pushing it Trent - Yeah, some DB in there, even after I'd given it a good dry blow with the gitto (might be time for another wet clean..  ). About getting closer, this was as close as you could get at mine shaft without a media pass (definite was to beg, borrow and plead to get one next time). Also I was only shooting with the 200, a bit of extra reach would of been handy.
Alex - Thanks for the comments, personally I found shooting with the filter and the extra dust was making the shots no as sharp as I hoped, later in the day I stopped shooting with filter to try to improve the sharpness of my shots. 
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