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Prodrift C&C

31-05-2010 6:21pm

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one2one

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#2 31-05-2010 6:35pm

hi_im_fil

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Could do with a lower shutter speed to give the effect that the cars are moving quickly. In some of your shots the cars almost look stationary.

For number 2 and 3 maybe compose the shot so you can see the space where the cars are driving into.

I like number 1 best

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#3 31-05-2010 10:12pm

m_s_nixon

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+1 on the shutter speed being too fast, if you can keep the car sharp and get a bit of background blur then they'd be excellent, other than that I think they're great.

Number 8 is the pic of the bunch for me

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