Need some real photos here

Laguna Seca last year

yeah, gotta like those.

thanks

Yeah! I remember these! Great stuff, cant wait for this years photos.

Great Photos!

Actually you don't remember seeeing those. Those are from my pile of "never got around to em" photos.

so Bones, have you got a, say...Top 20 personal favourites of racing photos?

no. I like shooting too much to pick out a particular favorite

how 'bout favourite events that you've shot at?

Reno Fernley Raceway in June of last year. LOVE that track.

Laguna Seca was an experience since it was my first "real" shoot with AMA and MotoGP, but honestly, it was so hot there and it was so busy it was hard to enjoy it. I am looking forward to the AMA FX events since they will be smaller.

Motoczysz shoot in Vegas in November of last year was a great experience and it ended up getting some of my photos in RRW and Robb Report magazines.

yeah, those sound pretty good.

sometime we've got to arrange for you to get down to California so you can take pretty photos of Moto

speaking of professional events, are you aware that Crash.net is hiring right now?

no, not familar with that site. If it is of crash photos I won't do it. I give those away for free. I hate crashes

studio819 wrote:

no, not familar with that site. If it is of crash photos I won't do it. I give those away for free. I hate crashes

no no no. they cover WSBK, MotoGP, etc.

i'll pull the link up for you.

Found it and sent them an email. Not holding my breath though since they seem to be more Euro interested. Lots of mentioning of WSBK, MotoGP, etc....and then they say "abroad"

i've put some thought into it...might be fun.

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studio819 wrote:

Actually you don't remember seeeing those. Those are from my pile of "never got around to em" photos.

Ahhh, the Hayden and Rossi corner photos looked familier. Im sure you ahd similar shots, and thats why they looked familier.

Possibly similar, but they are on my external HDD which means I never finished them and dumped them to DVD

We all know you really saved these just for Moto's site...hahaha

Never give up all your secrets and all that

yes...all that n' a bag of chips.

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Never give up all your secrets and all that

yep, gotta keep life interesting.

I think playing dodge ball with bikes doing 150+ is enough "interesting" for me. That is why I bought the new set up for this season

studio819 wrote:

I think playing dodge ball with bikes doing 150+ is enough "interesting" for me. That is why I bought the new set up for this season

look at it this way...if you went to WSBK, MotoGP, etc...you'd get to play with much higher speeds

Yeah but they don't let me sit ON the track like they do at Pacific Raceways. You see, at that track and at SRP, they simply know I am nuts and accept it

maybe they'll let you work up to it.

it's probably safer to sit on the track with the pro's then some of the club racers...i'd be scared of getting run over.