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Hi All, just going throught some bike pics from GP and thought i would share a few more.All shots taken with D70.


My Mates legs in the background and 1 of his lenes.


Not the best of shots of my mate, but him in action.

Well hot here today and i am off to the track for a bit of practice with the D2x for a couple of hours before the big races over the weekend.
Cheers
John

As usual great shots. Your mate has taste and money!!!

I always enjoy your motor action stuff John, you have an affinity with the sport... Great stuff as usual, sharp as a tack and great color, panning seems spot-on... Hmmm, eyeing off your mates toys too

Nice shots John, your a brave man enduring the heat today at the track.

Think I'll kick back and watch the cricket with a cold beer!

Well i just got home Paul as it is a bit warm, just over 30, so yeh i think the flys are more of a hassle, so yeh just going to go through some of my pics i took with the D2X, as is only practice and not a lot of bikes out.

Maybe post a few laters.

john
i was wondering how awkward using the mono-pod on say a fishing rod hip belt would be ??? did you have a go at your mates set-up does he have to bend like that all the time ?

cheers rob

John, I want you to teach me how to make the d70 sing like that.

Those are some good pics, like always.

Thanks All, Rob i have not had a go but he informs me this is the proper way of using the monopod with big lens as i give you full movement, not for his bend well he is a tall lanky prick and looks even funnier on a bike.

Kerry, you know what i think of your shots mate and well i think anything that come from you is fantastic, i well might have my mororsport down pat, but lack in so many other feilds of this geat adiction of ours.

Stunning and sharp images as usual. Well done, John.

Alex

Great images John but you need to provide details of the massive lense on the whirly bird

Your mate has strong shoulders for that gear, ii would imagine there are a few nicks and scrapes on those lenses

Hi John,

amazing clarity in your photos of the bikes
and you do this consistantly !
How do you do it ?

best regards,
CD

John what lens do you normally shoot with when doing the bikes i presume it would have to be very sharp and fast???.

Always good shots John, but strike me pink mate, a hot day in the Mount? 26C maybe? Whenever I visit Mt Gambier it's near zero and raining! Not as cold as Dunedin though. Happy new year and happy D2x-ing.