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Davide Valsecchi
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Having absolutely no time to grab the camera for weeks, I'm relying on shots from earlier in the year.
Here's a shot of Davide Valsecchi racing through Farm, taken during the British GP2 free practice on the Friday.
It was a relatively quiet day as far as spectators go which gave me pretty good vantage points throughout the course, and for this shot I was virtually on my own in the stands.
To show a sense of speed, i wanted to get the wheels blurred, so opted for a sensible hand holdable shutter speed.
Taking a meter reading from the neutral grey track, i adjusted the aperture in manual mode to give me a good aperture for depth on the subject , but not so much as to keep the foreground or background in sharp focus.
I also reduced iso to 100 for a less grainy picture.
Hand held, panned, and fired at will as the cars went past.
I will get my hands back on the camera soon..
Hope you like it,
cheers.
Martin |
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Martin grt sense of speed you have used panning to your advantage here well timed shot tfs
regards bryan
Excellent catch considering the speed of the car and the shutter, thanks Martin..
aK
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Nice panning, good timing and excellent detail. TFS
Hello Martin,
A good dynamic picture. Good colours and sharpness.
Gr. Nildo
Hello,
Excellent, dynamic shot!
Perfect sharpness, lovely colors.
TFS
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