Midland Prokart Series

Grey and dull morning, but all over the UK Prokart venues will have been filling up with Sunday racers. There is a vast amount of this type of kart racing (Prokarts) going on in the UK - most of it non-MSA just run by the local track for the fun of it. That still doesn't stop some people spending large amounts of money on it.

It had been a while and with the series drawing to a close for 2006 I need some photos .... Amazing what you can do with 2 lawn mower engines and an old bed frame

1. I'm so glad they use these visors - really brightens up a dull morning

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all pics above are awesome but imo the 1st are he 2nd are the best

great job

k33p 3m c0m1ng :P

Great Series

Last One is my favourite, what was number 1 looking for? He looks a bit confused

Dan

nice shots, clean, crisp and well presented
Tell me how you get the drop shadow on the picture. it finishes it of nicely

Thanks Gents - I do love my 300/2.8 It lets me get away with murder even on dull days.

The drop shadow is one of the options on Mike Framer Script - Well worth the £5 or $9 US that he asks for it imho http://homepage.ntlwor​ld.com/pooternerds/Fra​mer/index.html

I'd often wonder how some people get a glossy finish to their images. Any ideas ?

Cheers Dave

Picturesports wrote in post #1998698
I'd often wonder how some people get a glossy finish to their images. Any ideas ?

Cheers Dave

Dont understand, sorry

Post a photo as im intrigued

Dan.

Of course I can't find a good example now I'm lookingfor one

The best way I can describe it is the difference between a matt or a gloss print