Lime Rock Lola

[Munn]

I was going through some of my racing photos and found this little gem. Shot at Lime Rock Park Historic Races in Connecticut in 2018 with a Canon Power Shot A570IS. I usually carry this little guy for hip shots, but I've found myself playing with the Sony A6000 this year, so I think I may give the mirrorless a go for this years races. This photo is original format with NO LR or PS alterations. Critiques always welcome.

 

[Space Face]

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[Munn]

You might want to have a read of this first seeing as you've posted this in the C&C section.

READ FIRST - Welcome to the C&C Gallery!

In response to our member suggestions and discussions, we are opening a brand new Gallery that is dedicated to the giving and receiving of artistic critique and commentary. If you are comfortable with the less formal C&C that is available in all of our other Photo Galleries, keep posting...

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Yah. I did.

 

[Space Face]

Ah well then

 

[Munn]

Obviously, not the forum for me.

 

[zombiesniper]

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