YAMAHA
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Picture taken at race-track of Magione(Perugia-Italy.
03/12/2010 - 16:05GIULIO57
CategorySports / Action
LensN/A
ISO200
Focal Length170mm
Views/Likes49/0
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Posted 04/12/2010 - 15:53
Great shot, lovely sense of movement which adds greatly to the image
wooly
wooly
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Posted 04/12/2010 - 17:16
wooly wrote:
Great shot, lovely sense of movement which adds greatly to the image
wooly
Great shot, lovely sense of movement which adds greatly to the image
wooly
Thank you Wooly. It's strange and rare to read a comment on a sport-action photo...Why? I don't know...It's the same in South-Europe(well close to Africa because Italy it's there...I'm joking..)
PPG
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Posted 31/01/2011 - 07:00
Well panned Giulio but I'm in 2 minds over the rider & bike blur. It looks as if he's being shaken to pieces. It would be interesting to see a shot at a higher SS which froze the rider but allowed the bike to blur (particularly the wheels).
However the blur does have merit making the shot more abstract.
Regards,
Ian.
However the blur does have merit making the shot more abstract.
Regards,
Ian.
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Posted 31/01/2011 - 10:48
wadna wrote:
Well panned Giulio but I'm in 2 minds over the rider & bike blur. It looks as if he's being shaken to pieces. It would be interesting to see a shot at a higher SS which froze the rider but allowed the bike to blur (particularly the wheels).
However the blur does have merit making the shot more abstract.
Regards,
Ian.
Well panned Giulio but I'm in 2 minds over the rider & bike blur. It looks as if he's being shaken to pieces. It would be interesting to see a shot at a higher SS which froze the rider but allowed the bike to blur (particularly the wheels).
However the blur does have merit making the shot more abstract.
Regards,
Ian.
Thank you Ian
PPG
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petrochemist
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Essex
You've managed to pan this beautifully, it's a shame the riders movement makes it look like camera shake, looking closer the far side of the track & bike show this isn't the case, despite the slow shutter speed.
The bike itself is impressive.
Mike
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