Ashby Folville

I've been too busy trying to get my car finished to get out with the camera over the last few months, but I took some time to pop up to the local monthly car and bike evening at Ashby Folville today. Its the usual packed village green and I pretty soon got frustrated with all the people getting in the way whilst using DA16-46. So, since I have barely had a chance to use the DA*200 I decided to force myself to stick with that and shoot through all the people and clutter to pick out some detail shots.

All K20D | DA*200 | Aperture3

Lovely set. #1, #6 and #7 are my favs

I love taking detail shots.

I also love taking people shots. your DA*200 would be great for those too

Very nice set, would have liked to see more of the MV, just because I'm a bike nut and MV has got to be one of the best styled bikes around.

Detailed abstracts when they are done as well as this are far more satisfying than record shots of the whole vehicle. Excellent set.
David

3 and 5 really take my eye. I think it has something to do with the subtle lighting

Lovely set, cannot fault any of them love the last shot.

1and 3 good shoot

Like these. Sharp and well exposed.

1st and last for me out of a series that has good composition, DoF and well rendered colours.

Very nice .. great colours and pin sharp , I don't drool over cars these days but in 1976 I saw a Karmann Ghia in a yard in Dundee a non runner , I found the guy that owned it, the yard and the car . It went something like this ... me... Do you want to sell that car?... guy ..hmmm... me... how much?... guy... 600quid... me getting back on my feet..oh... see you...
At the time I was 21 or 22 and earning about 45quid a week working for a haulage contractor.. he ho...jeff

Lovely set. #6 for me

Superb set. Great colour and definition. No6 for me as well.

Love 4 and 6 myself - there seems to be little consensus among us PUFers.

Love 4 and 6 myself - there seems to be little consensus among us PUFers.

I agree