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by TassieD on Sat Sep 09, 2006 10:08 pm
hi all,
I have just got home from two days at the above event. I will be missing raceday tommorrow regretably (but family comes first). These are my attempt and photographing motorbikes. Definately not up with BBj but an attempt none the less. lighting conditions were continually changing, but thats Tassie for you!!
C&C always welcome.
The remainder can be seen here http://tassied.smugmug.com/gallery/1869659
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by BBJ on Sat Sep 09, 2006 10:21 pm
Hi Dave, not a bad effort for first go really and #2 is a mate i know well #29 Jon Collins from Warnnambool, so yeh it is a bugger on them dull days mate something we cant do much about as well.
I am off to Melbourne Tuesday and to a press conferance with Casey Stoner Tuesday nite, and whatever else is going on Tues and Wed before going to the Island and picking up my accred stuff and weather i hope will not be quiet as bad. So i wont be back till the Monday, but anyhow mate well done and guess we will see more or i will got for sticky at ya site.
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by johnd on Sat Sep 09, 2006 10:39 pm
Dave, my preference is #1. I just love any sports stuff where you can see the eyes.
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by ozimax on Sat Sep 09, 2006 11:52 pm
They're all good, love #4 especially.
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by TassieD on Sun Sep 10, 2006 8:10 am
BBJ wrote:Hi Dave, not a bad effort for first go really and #2 is a mate i know well #29 Jon Collins from Warnnambool, so yeh it is a bugger on them dull days mate something we cant do much about as well.
I am off to Melbourne Tuesday and to a press conferance with Casey Stoner Tuesday nite, and whatever else is going on Tues and Wed before going to the Island and picking up my accred stuff and weather i hope will not be quiet as bad. So i wont be back till the Monday, but anyhow mate well done and guess we will see more or i will got for sticky at ya site. John
Thanks john,
Good luck with the Island glad they got back to you and approved your accreditation. Look forward to seeing your results. For some reason I have a heap of shots of bike #29.
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by TassieD on Sun Sep 10, 2006 8:11 am
johnd wrote:Dave, my preference is #1. I just love any sports stuff where you can see the eyes. Cheers John
Thanks John, the eyes do make the difference. I was glad to see that not all the riders like the darkened visors.
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by TassieD on Sun Sep 10, 2006 8:13 am
ozimax wrote:They're all good, love #4 especially.
Thanks for stopping by and the comment Ozimax.
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by CraigVTR on Sun Sep 10, 2006 12:40 pm
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Nice shots. Getting a decent shot of a quickly moving bike is not easy. I like the last, good panning to show the movement and the front wheel up shows the power.
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by TassieD on Sun Sep 10, 2006 3:41 pm
CraigVTR wrote:Tassied Nice shots. Getting a decent shot of a quickly moving bike is not easy. I like the last, good panning to show the movement and the front wheel up shows the power. Craig
Thanks Craig,
A fast moving bike is a real challenge to shoot, but great fun.
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by zafra52 on Sun Sep 10, 2006 6:16 pm
They are great shots and thank for sharing them with us. I would be as happy as larry (whoever that famous larry was...) if I ever managed to take anything like any of yours, but all of them are exceptional. I hope you managed also to have a good time.
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by TassieD on Sun Sep 10, 2006 8:16 pm
zafra52 wrote:They are great shots and thank for sharing them with us. I would be as happy as larry (whoever that famous larry was...) if I ever managed to take anything like any of yours, but all of them are exceptional. I hope you managed also to have a good time.
Wow, thanks for the comments zafra. I had a blast with these guys. I am looking forward to the next chance I get of photographing some motorcycle action. I am glad yu enjoyed the shots.
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by Oscar on Sun Sep 10, 2006 10:11 pm
Good shooting Dave. My favs are #1 - as you can see the concentration of the rider and especially #4 - great detail and action. Cheers, Mick
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by TassieD on Sun Sep 10, 2006 10:56 pm
Oscar wrote:Good shooting Dave. My favs are #1 - as you can see the concentration of the rider and especially #4 - great detail and action. Cheers, Mick
Thanks for the comments Mick. Glad you enjoyed them.
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by Rainey on Mon Sep 11, 2006 12:33 pm
Hey David, I really like the first and last photos, the first one is good because the bike and rider are really sharp and you can see his eyes clearly and the last one because it conveys a great sense of speed and excitement. Good job!
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by poompy on Mon Sep 11, 2006 12:44 pm
The last one really does give you a sense of a lot speed. Great photo, definately my fav of the lot.
got to say though not a bad way to spend a couple of days watching these boys do their thing.
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by TassieD on Mon Sep 11, 2006 7:47 pm
Rainey wrote:Hey David, I really like the first and last photos, the first one is good because the bike and rider are really sharp and you can see his eyes clearly and the last one because it conveys a great sense of speed and excitement. Good job!
Cheers Rainey.
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by TassieD on Mon Sep 11, 2006 7:51 pm
poompy wrote:The last one really does give you a sense of a lot speed. Great photo, definately my fav of the lot.
got to say though not a bad way to spend a couple of days watching these boys do their thing.
Thanks Poompy,
Was a brilliant way to spend a couple of days. I can recommend that if anybody wants a challenge, try and photograph these guys.
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