Before I Get Buried - AMA SBK Mid Ohio Motorcycle Racing Photography..

maczippy

Peeps...

Before I get buried with work I thought I'd share a few from the past weekends fun and frolics from Mid Ohio.

When I update my site I'll let you know, but for now, these should hold you over....

Finally, I have a weekend off this coming weekend. It's been a long month.

:barb

Andrew

HarveyMushman

Love the light on Eslick!

wxwax

Wonderful. The first shot almost made me fall out of my chair.

DRGSin

Yea that first shot is KILLER!

CookieS

I must agree that first shot is smokin! you sure I cant come shoot with you one day Andrew

maczippy

CookieS wrote:

I must agree that first shot is smokin! you sure I cant come shoot with you one day Andrew

Why not?

Andrew

maczippy

Here's one more..

When I update my site I'll have the whole sequence from start to finish of the high side...

DRGSin

CookieS wrote:

I must agree that first shot is smokin! you sure I cant come shoot with you one day Andrew

How cool would it be to have access like that? Man the possibilities!

F45

Andrew,

Great light on all of them and I like the trio heading towards the farm in the upper right corner!

maczippy

F45 wrote:

Andrew,

Great light on all of them and I like the trio heading towards the farm in the upper right corner!

Thank you...!

I have a Mladin shot with the silos (or rocket launchers in view) which looks even more odd..!

Andrew

maczippy

I have done the needful...

AutoMotoPhoto® has now been updated.

The world, is once again, enlightened.... rofl

Say Hi if you see me at VIR - I'll be tooling around on a Suzuki (apparently)

Andrew

HarveyMushman

maczippy wrote:

I have done the needful...

AutoMotoPhoto® has now been updated.

The world, is once again, enlightened.... rofl

Say Hi if you see me at VIR - I'll be tooling around on a Suzuki (apparently)

Andrew

You going for a ride with Ulrich?!

See you there.

flyingpylon

maczippy, I really love the non-traditional composition of many of your shots (along with lots of other things). Can you share any thoughts about how you approach composition, and how you arrived at your current approach vs what a more "typical/beginner" photographer might do?