First one, panning, shallow depth of field to eliminate fence, manual focus because of the same fence
f5.6, 270mm

And the second one just has some appeal. Not too much left of this:

Ant
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Melbourne Grand Prix, Lots of frames, 2 keepersWell, maybe a little more than that but these are two that I was happy with.
First one, panning, shallow depth of field to eliminate fence, manual focus because of the same fence f5.6, 270mm ![]() And the second one just has some appeal. Not too much left of this: ![]() Ant
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