MotoGP COTA

[griz11]

Hard to find a spot without fences in the way but I did manage a few decent shots.

Griz

 

[KmH]

Both are under exposed quite a bit and #2 is very 'muddy' or hazy.

I would bet the bike has white/blue, and not gray/blue paint.

You got the right shutter speed since the wheels are blurred.

There is another Moto GP COTA thread in Photojournalism & Sports Gallery

 

[JackPhotography1998]

Damn fence.

Your meant to follow your passion so why do they restrict us with big wire fences?

Jack M'crystal Photography

 

[griz11]

KMH Where are your shots. Easy to diss someone else's work. Here is what I usually shoot. Try these sometime

 

[pixmedic]

KMH Where are your shots. Easy to diss someone else's work. Here is what I usually shoot. Try these sometime

I didn't see KmH as "dismissing" your shots. you posted these in the professional gallery, and got perfectly valid C&C.
I dont think someone has to shoot any specific sport themselves to comment on color and exposure.

 

[jamesbjenkins]

KMH Where are your shots. Easy to diss someone else's work. Here is what I usually shoot. Try these sometime

Brilliant, polite response to someone who gave legitimate, technical feedback. When you post in the professional gallery, don't expect a lot of vague "Great shot!" or "Wow!" comments.

Keith, is right on target with his C&C, btw. It's a well composed MotoGP shot, at the right shutter, but there are definitely flaws.

 

[leeroix]

Fixable though... Curves adjustment to set white and black points if these are not RAW.

 

[jeph]

Next time you are at cota there are a few holes in the second fence (closest to the track) You have too search for them but they are there. Also, you can add some contrast and it should hide some of that fence. When you add contrast you'll have to decrease saturation but...





Hope that kinda helps. That was just a previous edit that I had already done.

 

[jeph]

Both are under exposed quite a bit and #2 is very 'muddy' or hazy.

I would bet the bike has white/blue, and not gray/blue paint.

You got the right shutter speed since the wheels are blurred.

There is another Moto GP COTA thread in Photojournalism & Sports Gallery

Haha, thats my thread!