Motocross @ Budds Creek

HarveyMushman

The AMA National Motocross Series visited Budds Creek, MD, this weekend. My dad and I attended Sunday. It was the first time either of us had seen a MX event first-hand. It was fun!

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6. (no goggles--ouch!)

maczippy

5....thumb

UP N MTNS

Tim great work thanks for sharing.

gsgary

Great work # 2 and 5 are my fav

DesertRat

Love #2. Did you have a roost guard on the lens?

HarveyMushman

Thanks, all.

Just a few more:

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crgphotographer

Fantastic Shots !!!!

/craig.

oldtime

Tim , Great shots 5&6 are awesome
What were your settings on these??

scottV

#2 is outstanding.

HarveyMushman

oldtime wrote:

Tim , Great shots 5&6 are awesome
What were your settings on these??

Thank you. Center-weighted meter, shutter-priority (1/1250, I think), and probably some negative exp. comp. RAW files, with some mild tweaking in post. I wanted to separate the subject(s) from the background and it seems really quick shutter speeds don't detract from MX images the way they do from roadracing images.

wxwax

Wonderful!

jbr13

Very nice shots! I would have been great to run into someone else from the forum at the track last weekend. Are you coming back to the track for MXON in September?

HarveyMushman wrote:

Thank you. Center-weighted meter, shutter-priority (1/1250, I think), and probably some negative exp. comp. RAW files, with some mild tweaking in post. I wanted to separate the subject(s) from the background and it seems really quick shutter speeds don't detract from MX images the way they do from roadracing images.

HarveyMushman

jbr13 wrote:

Very nice shots! I would have been great to run into someone else from the forum at the track last weekend. Are you coming back to the track for MXON in September?

Yep, that's the plan. Thank you.

Seamus

fantastic, 5 is a cracker

Gkasin

Great shots.

HarveyMushman wrote:

Thank you. Center-weighted meter, shutter-priority (1/1250, I think), and probably some negative exp. comp. RAW files, with some mild tweaking in post. I wanted to separate the subject(s) from the background and it seems really quick shutter speeds don't detract from MX images the way they do from roadracing images.