Some drift shots, haven't really shot at many events before this was my first. This was back at formula D long beach.

 

Awesome pictures! How do you keep the car in focus while the background is blurred? Is that a trick with the camera, or with photoshop?

 

Awesome pics!!!

I'm no expert, but I've taken several pictures like these.. concept is rather simple really, but you have to practice to get it right. You follow the car with your camera while you snap the picture. You have to be careful not to move your camera faster or slower than the moving vehicle...

 

Very nice pics Cos!!

 

Its called panning, like leeboy said you basically follow the car with your camera with a slow shutter speed.

 

love the first two

 

awesome pics man

 

DAMN! Excellent pics. I need to add more action shots.

 

is that last picture HDR'ed

 

wowwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww

 

sicko!!!! signal r34 what

 

would appear so.

 

Looks good. I'm guessing the burned edges is just for effect right?

--Sam

 

The pics look great. I like how you made the focus centered on the car.

 

Really love your photoshop technique... low key, yet, vivid colors. NICE

 

sweet shots

 

Thanks for the compliments everyone.

none of them are HDR, its just In lightroom some of the settings I look make it look like it is.


Yeah just for effect, it makes the picture pop a little more

 

nice shot man ,, let us have more because i love the drift's shot

 

not EVERYTHING that looks like that is HDR'd....

i dont think 90% of this forum even understands what HDR photography is.

 

everyone just needs to jump off the hdr bandwagon. the hdr thread is a horrible representation of it.

no its not hdr.. true hdr is made up of different exposed shots. you have real shots. not one shot and mess with it like some people here do.

its impossible to have a true hdr motion shot because of the bracketing needed.

the photos are just stylized in photoshopped. thats it.. nothing more nothing less.