Couple from Rockingham - not the racing though
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I saw the girls and whilst they looked pretty my friend and I both had the same initial impression, that they looked a bit silly and OTT. I'd have expected them at the Newark Americana. Something toned down a bit may be better aimo of course. Mind you, they would have got noticed so from a marketing perspective that would have been good.
Boosted LS1 said:
I saw the girls and whilst they looked pretty my friend and I both had the same initial impression, that they looked a bit silly and OTT. I'd have expected them at the Newark Americana. Something toned down a bit may be better aimo of course. Mind you, they would have got noticed so from a marketing perspective that would have been good.
They were the wife and the friend of one of my fellow RPM Viper drivers and were just having a laugh for the end of the season... Given 'their' car finished 2nd i guess they were doing something right!
Looking over the top was the whole point to attract attention to the car and the team. By the number of people and photographers that immediately swarmed around them, I'd say they achieved that.
Besides, as Henry said, they were simply doing it for a laugh. Personally, I thought they were both great fun, and I couldn't help turning into a bit of a stalker that afternoon
LB
Besides, as Henry said, they were simply doing it for a laugh. Personally, I thought they were both great fun, and I couldn't help turning into a bit of a stalker that afternoon

LB

Edited by Luca Brazzi on Wednesday 3rd October 08:13
Boosted LS1 said:
I saw the girls and whilst they looked pretty my friend and I both had the same initial impression, that they looked a bit silly and OTT. I'd have expected them at the Newark Americana. Something toned down a bit may be better aimo of course. Mind you, they would have got noticed so from a marketing perspective that would have been good.
Think it was the long socks!ginettag27 said:
Luca, what camera and more interestingly what lens did you use for the photos?

For the close up shots on the grid and the paddock, I use the Canon 16-35L USM MkII.
For the on track action, I use...
Canon 300 2.8L USM
70-200 2.8L USM
and the 1.4x converter where required.
Camera is the Canon 1D mk3
LB

adamwilcox said:
Luca Brazzi said:
Couple of girls I liked, a couple of PHers, the PH Team Modena Lambo session, and the Gumpert Apollo.
Will post up some race pictures later on
LB
You didn't take ALL those photographs yourself !!!Will post up some race pictures later on
LB

Clearly this one... is ths best shot of the lot...


Email me a postal address and I'll send you some from Rockingham.
All the best,
Steve
Steve
Great shots as usual.
However next time make sure I'm wearing a hat before you point the camera! I'm sure you had to compensate for under exposure due to the reflections!
Jeff
http://www.streaky-fish.com/rockingham/images/imag...
http://www.streaky-fish.com/rockingham/images/imag...
Great shots as usual.
However next time make sure I'm wearing a hat before you point the camera! I'm sure you had to compensate for under exposure due to the reflections!

Jeff
http://www.streaky-fish.com/rockingham/images/imag...
http://www.streaky-fish.com/rockingham/images/imag...
Edited by macsport on Thursday 4th October 19:49
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