3 thoughts on “BMW Driving School at AMP – June 6, 2009”
Awesome job!
one thing i forgot to tell you about shooting cars is that its HARD you did a wicked job
44, 61, 65, 66, 85, 88, 100 (me), 101, 119, and the series from 133 on are wicked!
119 jumped out at me and i jotted down “nice framing” on my scrap paper.. great job man we will have to go out and shoot bikes when they are there (or when you and your buddies go out)
Thanks! It was hard!! I found trying to move with the car and keep it in frame was a lot harder than it looked. I’m glad you showed me how the aperture settings worked, I could tell in my photos that it made a difference. I shot 175 photos yesterday and these are the 145 that made the first cut – not massively blurred, out of frame, etc.
I’m definitely up for shooting some bikes with the faster camera! I was frustrated at superbikes last year with the Fuji; couldn’t snap the picture fast enough the bike would be out of frame.
Awesome job!
one thing i forgot to tell you about shooting cars is that its HARD
you did a wicked job
44, 61, 65, 66, 85, 88, 100 (me), 101, 119, and the series from 133 on are wicked!
119 jumped out at me and i jotted down “nice framing” on my scrap paper.. great job man
we will have to go out and shoot bikes when they are there (or when you and your buddies go out)
Thanks! It was hard!! I found trying to move with the car and keep it in frame was a lot harder than it looked. I’m glad you showed me how the aperture settings worked, I could tell in my photos that it made a difference. I shot 175 photos yesterday and these are the 145 that made the first cut – not massively blurred, out of frame, etc.
I’m definitely up for shooting some bikes with the faster camera! I was frustrated at superbikes last year with the Fuji; couldn’t snap the picture fast enough the bike would be out of frame.
I look forward to seeing your shots!
Wow this is a really cool video. What sort of camera were you using. The GT3 looks pretty cool….