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Just some drift shotsAs the title says just some shots from a recent event.
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Number 2 is the pick of these for me for lighting and clarity. Would love to have seen some tyre smoke on it though...
the guy in #3 seems to already be pointing and laughing at himself for drifting his dads car lol
i think the last one is my pick...i love levins/truenos and also it seems to capture a moment of almost impact ![]() Canon EOS 40D
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i dont mind the white car, is that a LS400/chaser? i do doubt it was a 'parents' car... would be a great daily driver and weekend thrasher!!! if its a ls400/chaser, they are dammmmnn comfortable too! the levin shot looks awesome, but because its black it doesnt really 'pop' on my screen. well it does, at least not as much as the other shots do. did he save the drift or spin out? the angle is huge... body: nikon d200, d70s, f4s, f601.
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What's wrong with the angle? I just think it adds some affect sure i could do them flat but i personally think that's a bit boring.
Was just wondering,no offense intended, I'll admit it does make 1 and 2 more interesting especially with the drivers heads tilted aswell ![]()
These are really top notch images. The first threeare all super sharp. I hope you were able to sell these to the drivers, cause they are excellent.
Well done! 2x D700, 2x D2h, lenses, speedlights, studio, pelican cases, tripods, monopods, patridges, pear trees etc etc
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