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I enjoy going to local biking events that don't take themselves too seriously. This was very much one of those.
Here's a couple pictures that sum up the mood of the event:


This is my typical style of photography in this setting. Wide open, short shutter time, more of a head on view:


However, after reading on this forum (on some of the motocross threads), I decided to experiment with some other techniques.
Much higher f stop, longer shutter time (I found I really enjoyed this effect):


I also tried doing an even longer shutter speed and panning. First time ever doing this, and I LOVE the way these turned out. For those that might be interested, I found 1/60 was about the right shutter speed to get a static rider.



So part of this post is a definite "Thank You" to those that have generated useful discussion elsewhere, and part of it is "Hey check my pics", and the last part is "Critique ALWAYS welcome"
Here's a couple pictures that sum up the mood of the event:


This is my typical style of photography in this setting. Wide open, short shutter time, more of a head on view:


However, after reading on this forum (on some of the motocross threads), I decided to experiment with some other techniques.
Much higher f stop, longer shutter time (I found I really enjoyed this effect):


I also tried doing an even longer shutter speed and panning. First time ever doing this, and I LOVE the way these turned out. For those that might be interested, I found 1/60 was about the right shutter speed to get a static rider.



So part of this post is a definite "Thank You" to those that have generated useful discussion elsewhere, and part of it is "Hey check my pics", and the last part is "Critique ALWAYS welcome"