Utah GP - ALMS

[Nick Koske]

Here's some of my shots from last weekend. C&C always welcome.

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3.


4. (after the dust storm)


5.


6. Tighter crop??


Rest of the gallery here:
http://www.pbase.com/nkoske/almsmmp07

[Dustin Finn]

Something is happening with your photos.. they are not showing up...

I viewed the gallery and think that flying lizard shot at the end is a beauty....

[Dennis Murray]

Same problem here...but I viewed your gallery and I'm a big fan of the vertical orientation, rear view (going away) shots with the mountains in the backdrop. Looks like a great track to shoot.

[John Waugh]

3,and 4 realy captured the space around that track.
You might lower the subject in 6 and 2 and take advantage of the vast landscape,

[Nick Koske]

Originally Posted by Dustin Finn

Something is happening with your photos.. they are not showing up...

I viewed the gallery and think that flying lizard shot at the end is a beauty....

Yeah I'm not sure what's going on with the linked images. Only a couple showed on my computer at home last night, but they are all here at work this morning. Thanks for your comments. I think the lizard shot at the end is my favorite as well.

[Nick Koske]

Originally Posted by John Waugh

3,and 4 realy captured the space around that track.
You might lower the subject in 6 and 2 and take advantage of the vast landscape,

I think I agree with 6 and 2. Thanks for your comments.

[Chris Woolman]

Nick,

I enjoyed your photos (checked out your gallery as well). I wish I could have gone to Utah. I even forgott to have the TIVO record the race.

I put your Laguna Seca Photography Guide to use over the weekend at the Rolex Series. Excellent suggestions and comments regarding the various shooting spots from behind the fence. I hope to share some photos soon. Thanks!

Chris

[Chris Clark]

I'm a big fan of 3 and 4. Good stuff.

-chris