British GT Race Day - Knockhill
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flat-planedCrank said:
The pick of the bunch for me (apart from the Doris, who could make any picture look good). I wish I could offer you some constructive C&C, but all I can say is well done and that I will be shamelessly copying your style next time I go to see some motorsport!What I particularly like is that you don't shoot loads of the same scene, changing only the car in the frame. There is some real imagination and vision in the composition.
Can I have that fiver you promised me, now?
I didn't see him with another lens on Sunday, just the 50mm. It was funny watching FPC panning with the 50mm, but the end result are excellent!
p.s. my first post with my change in name. It will not change again, it's just to save confusion on other places
p.s. my first post with my change in name. It will not change again, it's just to save confusion on other places

Edited by 4hero (>hawkeye) on Tuesday 15th April 22:33
NoisyGriff said:
The pick of the bunch for me (apart from the Doris, who could make any picture look good). I wish I could offer you some constructive C&C, but all I can say is well done and that I will be shamelessly copying your style next time I go to see some motorsport!
What I particularly like is that you don't shoot loads of the same scene, changing only the car in the frame. There is some real imagination and vision in the composition.
Can I have that fiver you promised me, now?
Thanks for that, appreciated What I particularly like is that you don't shoot loads of the same scene, changing only the car in the frame. There is some real imagination and vision in the composition.
Can I have that fiver you promised me, now?

Cheers.
muppetdave said:
Am I missing an in joke here - those were all?? taken with a 50mm?
4hero hawkeye said:
I didn't see him with another lens on Sunday, just the 50mm. It was funny watching FPC panning with the 50mm, but the end result are excellent!
Not all taken with the 50mm, 9 of the shots were taken with the 70-300mm 
I like panning with the 50mm
its not long enough for most of the circuit but for areas like the hairpin its ok. I think the wide aperture helps with the tracking as well sometimes...Cheers.
Edited by flat-planedCrank on Tuesday 15th April 23:28
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