CaboWabo
No longer a newbie, moving up!
- Joined
- Jun 13, 2011
- Messages
- 513
- Reaction score
- 269
- Location
- Daytona Beach,Fl
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- Photos OK to edit
Thank you Brain f2.8
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Daytona was a disappointment we got there late because of someone in our party so solo shots of the car were out of the question, way too crowded.
I did manage to meet 50 Cent, his headphones company, SMS, is a sponser for the 2014 and 2015 seasons.
Then the rain delay... Myself and another person waited until they told us is was a no go for that day. And of course as soon as we make it home (1hr away) it was back on. I was livid! I only managed a few panning shots, wide angle shots, pit shots, and a few with 50 around the car.
If we would've got there early, I could have worked 50, one on one. I was asursed I would the opportunity again. So we'll see.
I'm early or on time... And this one time I was forced rely on someone else.
There is a lot to shooting Nascar for private teams and sponsors. I know because this is what I do when Im not teaching. Nascar is going to get very strict on their credential process. They are considering hard cards only except for local media. Independent agencies will have to be on assignment only. Teams will no longer be able to provide credentials. Racing is very open, At the 24, I saw plenty of fans just behind the fence with a camera and a 200-400 or event a 500. You will never see a fan in the stands at a NFL game with a 500mm. While racing is open to all its also the most saturated market. There are some great photographers out there who should be credentialed and vice versa.