Nikon D3, 600mm with 1.4 convertor, 400iso, f7.1, 1/1250th
For some reason I chose to do the NASCAR race in Kansas City even though I hate shooting at this track. The first two days of horrible shooting made me realize why I hate the race but the last day did a pretty good job of making the weekend worth while.
Continue reading ‘Kamikaze Carl hits the wall, Tubby Tony hits the gasman’
Nikon D3, 600mm, 400iso, f7.1, 1/3200th
Ended up in the popular tourist destination over Dover, Delaware for the second race of the NASCAR Chase for the Cup. Normally Dover is pretty good for some action but some weekends can be duds. This weekend was one of them.
Continue reading ‘3 Dover races, 3 Dover remotes, 3 mediocre results’
Photo by Guy Rhodes from unauthorized shooting location on top of San Diego parking garage
While on a flight this morning from Phoenix to Atlanta instead of editing stock images like I should have been doing (I am way far behind) I instead chose to jot down some of the things I hate about all the traveling I do. What started as a possible 25 thing list quickly turned into 99 things.
Nikon D200, 10.5mm, 400iso, f6.3, 1/5000th
Photographer/blogger Robert Benson from San Diego recently wrote a feature about my use of remotes for sports photography. It was a fun interview that made for a good story so be sure to head over to his blog to read the story.
http://www.robertbenson.com/blog/archives/428
Continue reading ‘Story written on RobertBenson.com on how I do remotes’
Nikon D3, 14-24mm, 100iso, f9, 30 second exposure
With the Arizona Diamondbacks on the road and the monsoon season coming to a close any day now I decided to focus on trying to get some good lightning shots for stock. So armed with my macbook pro logged onto the doppler radar on weather.com via my verizon wireless card off I went in search of something good. Continue reading ‘200 miles spent chasing sunsets and lightning’
Nikon D3, 24-70mm, 4000iso, f2.8, 1/1250th
After a busy day of taking the girlfriend to IHOP and editing photos I cruised down the road to Arizona State University to cover the Sun Devils game against the Stanford Cardinal. It was a warm day with a game time temperature of 104 degrees so it was sure to be fun!
Nikon D3, 80-200mm, 200iso, f4, 1/200th
Instead of going downtown to shoot an Arizona Diamondback game I chose to instead hop in my car and go for a drive into the desert to see if there was any lightning or other cool things to shoot. Little did I know that skipping the Diamondback baseball that it would result in me shooting an ACTUAL Arizona Diamondback.
Nikon D3, 24-70mm, 2000iso, f2.8, 1/800th
After a late night shooting NFL the previous day it was a 45 minute flight over to Ontario, CA to shoot my first nascar race in nearly two months. While this race is typically one of the most boring races of the year I continue to go because of the great light. I wasn’t disappointed!
Continue reading ‘Driving into the California Sunset…..at over 200mph’
