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Yep the break was good, so now it's time for the fun to begin
 Was out @ eastern creek Friday to cover a private test for a race team I sponsor for the 12 hour coming up at bathurst.     C&C welcome, Note that i was not i a mood to be all artsy with 1/50s shutters due to the rain (cue harden the **** up ) Cheers!
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I think the first one has the most merit here Kyle, the low angle coupled with the high amount of neg camber (wheel turning helps too) gives this some feeling.
The others whilst great shots are nothing spectacular  Well executed though.Brett PS Sorry for the harshness but I've decided to be a lot more critical this year for some of you  EDIT: And would like the same Be harsh, please!
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The negative camber in the first one gives it a touch of the unusual, but I really prefer the head-on shots, rather than the shots of the tails. Makes you feel as though the action is coming to you rather than heading away - anticipation is better than the feeling of things being over, or something
(Now I've got the new Sigma 120-300, I really need to get myself up to Barbagallo...) cheers, juice
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mickeyjuice/ A bunch of Canon stuff (including Canon & Sigma lenses). Way more gear than talent.
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The ute shot ROCKS
 ... and i like the EVO shot alsoCheers Joe Canon 40D/350d 18-55kit lens...90-300efs lens...17-35 2.8L..70-200 2.8 IS in my bag and now a 580ex2 +50mm1.8
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