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Prodrift IRL Round 3 Sunday – 25 photos
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A selection of shots from Sundays event, including some massive amounts of standing water, raingear is optional.
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Ah jaysus Paddy, 25 photos :D.
They’re up to your usual quality. You should stick up a post with tips on technique etc… ;)
Not keen on the second one with the vignetting. Love the last one btw.
Mark
Where are these races? I must see one!
If there was a bit more smoke on the rear wheels, 15 would be my favorite…. I will bury my camera in the backyard and cry myself to sleep.
Thats not vignetting on #2, its shot through an open Van door :D
Aye, more smoke is always good, but the track was damp which was a huge problem, then it rained and rained and rained …..
Terrific set of shots yet again Paddy, though I really do think you
should invest in a new tripod at this stage… ;)
Number 24 would be my favourite, but there again I’ve always been
a sucker for a pretty girl…Rob.
Great photos, 12 is very cool, some amount of water. I guess my poor nikon won’t have done well in it!! Are you going to post up taken with film camera?
Where are these races?
That was on in Nutts Corner outside Belfast, the next one is in Puchestown in July.
Rob
Had to tell some American before that I only had one leg to stop him bothering me about the angle of the photos, somehow I don’t think you’d fall for it :lol: There is a wee reason for the angle tho, you can fit more car in from corner to corner than you can from side to side. It also helps to increase the sense of speed & the amount of angle the car has !Dej
Only collected the prints yesterday, must scan them for another thread !The photos from Saturday are here … http://www.driver.ie/forum/showthread.php?t=48084
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Good photos of saturday too. And I dont think drifting photos look good, if the camera isn’t tilted. Drifting is about angle so put the camera at an angle. So Paddy keep drifting the camera.
Very nice pictures. You definitely got plenty of contrast out of what must have been a fairly grey day.
I presume the chap in no 1 was given some kind of head start for the race.
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