Photography

[Ohagan75]

Love the slower shutter speeds on the first two. The blurring is awesome.

[kacper2kt]

Love the slower shutter speeds on the first two. The blurring is awesome.

Agree with that, but the one with Valentino is awesome too

Here are some of my mx pics. All taken with Nikon D5100 and stock-cheap 18-105mm

DSC_0234 by kacperbelt38, on Flickr

DSC_0742 by kacperbelt38, on Flickr

DSC_0270 by kacperbelt38, on Flickr

DSC_0613 by kacperbelt38, on Flickr

DSC_0756 by kacperbelt38, on Flickr

DSC_0424 by kacperbelt38, on Flickr

DSC_0287 by kacperbelt38, on Flickr

DSC_0305 by kacperbelt38, on Flickr

DSC_0397 by kacperbelt38, on Flickr

DSC_0421 by kacperbelt38, on Flickr

DSC_0438 by kacperbelt38, on Flickr

DSC_0595 by kacperbelt38, on Flickr

DSC_0007 by kacperbelt38, on Flickr

DSC_0011 by kacperbelt38, on Flickr

DSC_0050 by kacperbelt38, on Flickr

DSC_0091 by kacperbelt38, on Flickr

DSC_0141 by kacperbelt38, on Flickr

DSC_0214 by kacperbelt38, on Flickr

[Ohagan75]

Here's some of my shots from the last round of the AORC at Hedley. Full album: https://flic.kr/s/aHsk6SacQn
IMG_3689 by andrewohagan01, on Flickr
IMG_3739 by andrewohagan01, on Flickr
IMG_4106 by andrewohagan01, on Flickr
IMG_4391 by andrewohagan01, on Flickr
IMG_4686 by andrewohagan01, on Flickr
IMG_5078 by andrewohagan01, on Flickr

[mikehunt22]

This is my 2nd attempt at MX photography. Im using a Fujifilm finepix s1600 camera with standard lense. Do you guys have any tips for settings, positioning on the track etc. Also, i can't afford a new camera at the moment, so im trying my best with this. Uploaded using imgur so the quality isn't so good.

[sapelgas431]

Thanks for the comments guys!

Mike, try to set up the settings manually. If you don't know how to, google is your friend. Try to learn about shutter speed, aperture and ISO.
Mainly, there are 2 types of mx shots: the 'freeze' and the panning.
If you want to 'freeze' the picture, you need to have a shutter speed higher than 1/500. If you want a panning (motion blur), you will need a slow shutter speed. Start with 1/160 and then slow it down as you start feeling confortable. Remember that you need to follow the bike with the camera, so that you get the rider in focus and the background blurred.
Now, just search the web and try to learn your camera! You'll find it easier than it looks. Good luck

[mikehunt22]

Thankyou so much, i'm gonna practice at the race meeting this weekend

[stocksy129]

Great pictures every one, cool to see others work Here's a few more of my images

[NoFear345]

[TGphoto]

It's been awhile since I posted anything on the forums. Thought I'd try and bring this post back from the dead a bit. Always enjoy seeing everyone's work.

[stocksy129]

Such clean shots, TG, love your work mate.

Hadn't got out and shot MX for a few weeks until last. Wish there were better light for the second shot!

[KTM57]

Bet you didn't know I taught TG how to use a camera.

http://imgur.com/a/D3tmN

[Ddavis]

Venice

[mattcrossisback]

I've had my Nissan S13 on the road for a few months now and i absolutely love it. Here's a few pictures from various times I've gone out with my camera and photographed my car (the black one).

[760Liam]

Some from pala today. Sorry about the size in advance

[---RiLeY---151---]

I've had my Nissan S13 on the road for a few months now and i absolutely love it. Here's a few pictures from various times I've gone out with my camera and photographed my car (the black one).

Clean hatch bro