More cyclocross

From this past Saturday. The USGP Planet Bike Cup just outside of Madison, WI

Jonathon Page warming up. Silver medalist in the 2007 World Championships.

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Biffbradford wrote in post #8734392
From this past Saturday. The USGP Planet Bike Cup just outside of Madison, WI

Jonathon Page warming up. Silver medalist in the 2007 World Championships.

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Erwin Vervecken - three time World Cyclocross Champion

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One of the Minneapolis area riders on the run-up carrying his bike in classic cyclocross form.

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Richard "Ringo" Feldman - multi national champion running the barriers.

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That last shot is a fine idea. I think I may try something like that at the next race I'm at. Maybe I'll try it with a tripod. I can shoot 10fps. That would make a fine animated .gif I think

It was a spur of the moment thought. I figured that if I got a real good series of someone, then maybe they would by 5 to 10 low res. photos as opposed to maybe just one! The downside is that it 5 to 10 times more photos to handle. It is kind of an attention grabber though, eh?

Biffbradford wrote in post #8743157
It was a spur of the moment thought. I figured that if I got a real good series of someone, then maybe they would by 5 to 10 low res. photos as opposed to maybe just one! The downside is that it 5 to 10 times more photos to handle. It is kind of an attention grabber though, eh?

Yeah it is. It's really cool. I did something like that a couple of years ago just screwing around. It didn't come out too bad:

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nice shots