Yes I wanted to get down close but security would not let me for I needed a pass. I could have blown up the image but I would have lost pixels. I thought, now forgive me, but the topic was transitions, thus the burnout and people waiting around for the race to begin.
despite a whole host of interesting cars, this has a 'snapshot' feel to me... it needs a more dramatic angle or something. there's a lot of detail and my eye isn't drawn to any one thing.
There's a little too much "stuff" in this picture for me. If you could have gotten closer to the dragster or to some of the other cars I think it might have been more effective, especially if it were a newer model and older one together.
If the subject of you rphoto is the racing car, then you need to be closer or zoom in more. The cars and the people in the foreground are way too distracting
It's a shame you weren't closer for this, it would have been a tremendously bitching shot to get a tight framed shot of the car and the tire burning out with smoke flying off the back of the shot. Still good though!
This is a little to much like a snapshot. The composition doesn't really emphasize the subject. There's a lot more people watching the car than the car itself.
far too far away to get the real action. You'd need to be by the wall. The transition isn't too strong other than stopped to moving. But 95% of your picture is people standing around.
Add photograph to your favorites
Add photographer to your favorites
