Motocross photographers unite!

^^^^Nice work Moses^^^ Winter puts a damper on things motocross around here. might have to try some arena cross.

Winther is a challenge, cant wait to see a white blanket on the tracks.
The real dyhards will drive, no matter what the conditions are.
My gear can handle it, but if i can

Lake Havasu Grand Prix. Fun track for bikes.

Found a local motocross club that run events throughout the year, so went and watched some racing last weekend!

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I am shooting MotoX more and more these days, along with motorcycle trials, and enjoying in immensely. It helps that the machines and riders are often very photogenic, but also that the nature of the sport is so dramatic. My biggest problem so far has been dust, which is not only a hazard to health and equipment, but frequently costs me a good shot when I find myself trying to shoot through 'fog'. It acts just like smoke from a bonfire - following me around wherever I go ...

For me, there is never enough dust.
it makes the photo much bigger, but if its get dry, the sprinklers are go on..

Just take a position out off the wind.

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Mozes wrote in post #19005197
For me, there is never enough dust.
it makes the photo much bigger, but if its get dry, the sprinklers are go on..

Just take a position out off the wind.

Read my post again. I have legs, but wind changes mean the dust follows me around and reduces my opportunities. I can grab shots before the dust arrives (such as the TRULY AMAZING shots you have offered to demonstrate your point) but once it arrives, I have to move on.

You must have experienced this?