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David
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Like the movement portrayed in the second and third! The smoke following on the third is really good too!
The fourth one I'd like to see a bigger version of, I realy do like the up close and personal feel to it. I didn't know the Police sponsored drifting? I thought drifting sponsored the Police... Great series David!
Thanks, The police (stickered Vehicle) has recently been bought from South Aus. The Police down here dont seem to want to get in and be part of the sport. Here is a larger version. ![]()
Hi there Big V, Yes these guys do need to step it up a notch, usually they are not too bad but it appeared they were having an off day yesterday. They need to be doing things like this- ![]() ![]()
smoke ain't everything
![]() i dug all of those shots, more than the ones with smoke. personally, i prefer shots with a little 'tuft' of smoke... so you can see what they are doing, but it doesnt look like they are trying to be muscle car heroes. everyone in aus needs to step it up, the japs shit on us in driftin. body: nikon d200, d70s, f4s, f601.
lens:nikon 35-70mm f2.8, 70-300mm f4-5.6, 10.5mm f2.8, 20mm f2.8, 28mm f2.8, 50mm f1.8. flash: nikon sb600, sunpak 383 (x1), sunpak 555 (x4), pocketwizard plus II (x4) jamesdwade.com dishonourclothing.com
I particularly like top right and bottom left. The sense of speed and dynamics in both is excellent.
Gratz
Nice shots David! Again, your technique is spot on!
To answer the question about the lack of smoke, these guys are pushing far less HP than the S15 pictured in that example. They still give it a fair shake for tools that they have to work with. Any shots of Mookie and the rollover Dave? Canon EOS 350D, Canon 18-55mm, Canon 75-300mm, Canon 50mm, Sigma 10-20mm
Sorry Rainey, I had left before that happened. From what I have heard he is one lucky bloke to walk away from it.
Cool shots guys, i gota go and take a look at these dudes drift!
Nikon D70
12-24 DX, 18-70 DX, 70-200 VR 20" iMac Intel C2D Aperture 2.1 PS CS3 http://www.jamesrobertphotography.com
its good fun, go out for one of the drift days! i have to say its more of an adrenaline rush watching it on the streets in outer suburbs industrial areas.... but your not supposed to do that ![]() body: nikon d200, d70s, f4s, f601.
lens:nikon 35-70mm f2.8, 70-300mm f4-5.6, 10.5mm f2.8, 20mm f2.8, 28mm f2.8, 50mm f1.8. flash: nikon sb600, sunpak 383 (x1), sunpak 555 (x4), pocketwizard plus II (x4) jamesdwade.com dishonourclothing.com
it is good to watch when the guys/girls are having a good day and can be quite comical when there not. It's a great event to practice the panning.
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