Let's get some air

gsgary

Taken today at Cadwell Park on the section called the mountain hope you like them







Thanks for looking

Seamus

the second and third ones are great Gary.


Shay.

gsgary

Thanks again Shay

Seamus wrote:

the second and third ones are great Gary.


Shay.

ian408

Cool shots! Nice place to hang out too.

Ian

Ann McRae

Really like #3 gary! Great action, good strong color.

ann

maczippy

Not bad Gary...

Although might I suggest a portrait orientation for #1 (it would kill some of the background and fcous attention on the rider)

I have seen shots taken here where you can get some idea of the hill so is there some issues with getting to that location?

A Shaky Byrne shot comes to mind..

Andrew

gsgary

The first one i was along way from the action need a 400mm 2.8 too much money for a hobby, by the mountain it is fenced off so it is hard to get near no2 was from a small stand parallel, i feel i'm getting better each time but still a long way to go

Gary

maczippy wrote:

Not bad Gary...

Although might I suggest a portrait orientation for #1 (it would kill some of the background and fcous attention on the rider)

I have seen shots taken here where you can get some idea of the hill so is there some issues with getting to that location?

A Shaky Byrne shot comes to mind..

Andrew

gsgary

Thanks Ann i could make them look better if i knew how to use photoshop to its full potential

Ann McRae wrote:

Really like #3 gary! Great action, good strong color.

ann

gsgary

Thanks Ian its a great track been round a few time myself

ian408 wrote:

Cool shots! Nice place to hang out too.

Ian

gsgary

Is this better

maczippy wrote:

Not bad Gary...

Although might I suggest a portrait orientation for #1 (it would kill some of the background and fcous attention on the rider)

I have seen shots taken here where you can get some idea of the hill so is there some issues with getting to that location?

A Shaky Byrne shot comes to mind..

Andrew

maczippy

For me it make the bike stand out, the real trick would be to catch the bike as the rear wheel hits the crest of the hill...

Ultimately the decision is yours (so I wouldn't say it was better becuase that is up to you to decide what you feel tells the sorty) but for me it polarises the bike action...

Andrew

gsgary

Thanks for your help Andrew

maczippy wrote:

For me it make the bike stand out, the real trick would be to catch the bike as the rear wheel hits the crest of the hill...

Ultimately the decision is yours (so I wouldn't say it was better becuase that is up to you to decide what you feel tells the sorty) but for me it polarises the bike action...

Andrew