Anyone care to comment on a few Supercross photos?

[GenEOS]

Anyone want to critique or comment on these galleries? I would appreciate it, it was my first AMA event. All images taken with Canon EOS D60, 380EX, 70-200f2.8IS exif data is listed by each image. Any comments are appreciated, good or bad...

http://www.tunstall.cc/prosports.htm

[defordphoto]

Looking pretty good. Hard to really tell as the pics are so small, but ya gotta protect your product. ;)

[PacAce]

Anyone want to critique or comment on these galleries? I would appreciate it, it was my first AMA event. All images taken with Canon EOS D60, 380EX, 70-200f2.8IS exif data is listed by each image. Any comments are appreciated, good or bad...

http://www.tunstall.cc/prosports.htm

Great pictures, GenEOS. I really like the "flying" shots. :)

Just one little comment, however, since you asked. I'd go a little slower on the shutter speed so that the wheels get blurred even a bit. When the wheels are frozen and come out clear and sharp, it makes the bikes look so static. As a side benefit of a slower shutter speed, the background gets motion blurred, too, if panning is used and that'll really enhance the sense of speed and motion.

[BigRed450]

Well done GenEOS.
My observation is that you tend to crop tight, which is nice for a few shots. However, lt has been my experience that, stepping back to show the bikes distance from the ground while in mid air, and a small amount of motion blur will net you more sales. By the same token more than one bike in a corner or on a straight will show the intense competition experienced on the track. Variety is the spice of life...

[GenEOS]

Looking pretty good. Hard to really tell as the pics are so small, but ya gotta protect your product. ;)

I posted a slightly larger shot on the main page....

[5 Type]

Really nice work.

Did you had press pass? I guess so.