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varanus
5th of December 2006 (Tue), 17:58
took these on sunday at the local track comments and crit welcome
http://images.fotopic.net/yk6f2k.jpg
http://images.fotopic.net/ykttjf.jpg
http://images.fotopic.net/ykttsz.jpg
http://images.fotopic.net/ykttsl.jpg

http://images.fotopic.net/yktkem.jpg


http://images.fotopic.net/yktk9a.jpg
http://images.fotopic.net/yktkbt.jpg

http://images.fotopic.net/yktkbr.jpg

R Mutt
5th of December 2006 (Tue), 20:02
distracting watermark

varanus
6th of December 2006 (Wed), 03:38
distracting watermark

should be a little better now:cool:

R Mutt
6th of December 2006 (Wed), 04:39
ahh that's better.

looks like a mudtastic time, I would rather see a couple large ones than a lot of little ones to see some of the detail but they look good.

varanus
6th of December 2006 (Wed), 18:00
ahh that's better.

looks like a mudtastic time, I would rather see a couple large ones than a lot of little ones to see some of the detail but they look good.

im allways wary of posting larger images as some dont like it if you would like to see more of them they are located here www.pwmotorsports.co.uk (http://www.pwmotorsports.co.uk)

barP
15th of December 2006 (Fri), 14:00
6 and 7 tell a good story. it's tough in the trees with so much distracting detail around and behind the riders. shallower dof and tighter crops might help.

wp.

SeanH
16th of December 2006 (Sat), 21:02
LOL........when our So Cal tracks look like that they are closed.

Nice shots.

varanus
17th of December 2006 (Sun), 16:44
LOL........when our So Cal tracks look like that they are closed.

Nice shots.

it was actually a lot less muddy than the time before:lol:

NJPDDC
17th of December 2006 (Sun), 18:35
Good work considering the darkness of the area. Some really jump out because of the DOF.

varanus
18th of December 2006 (Mon), 17:22
Good work considering the darkness of the area. Some really jump out because of the DOF.

thanks its not an easy place to get good results due to the low light and constantly changeing light levels