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Nice pics - you've captured some good action there;
some things to consider for another time:
Use a wider aperture and/or longer lens to throw the background out of focus which will help isolate the subject.
Also might be worth experimenting with a slightly slower shutter speed for some shots which will help with the panning effect, in bright conditions like this you'll need to add a Neutral Density and/or polarisor to get the light levels down low enough to allow this.
Colin
some things to consider for another time:
Use a wider aperture and/or longer lens to throw the background out of focus which will help isolate the subject.
Also might be worth experimenting with a slightly slower shutter speed for some shots which will help with the panning effect, in bright conditions like this you'll need to add a Neutral Density and/or polarisor to get the light levels down low enough to allow this.
Colin
Yes it was South Cerney, its not far up the road from me and nice for a run out on a sunny day 
The photos were taken with a 55-200 AF-S VR lens... the distance issue was really tracking, as I could frame them close but its hard to capture the action fully framed, as you can see with this shot:

I did try various settings, but generally went for fast shutter speeds, I didn't think to try it slower and do a track to blur the background... I will have to try that next time..

The photos were taken with a 55-200 AF-S VR lens... the distance issue was really tracking, as I could frame them close but its hard to capture the action fully framed, as you can see with this shot:

I did try various settings, but generally went for fast shutter speeds, I didn't think to try it slower and do a track to blur the background... I will have to try that next time..
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