I apologize, Ted, I completely omitted any comment about your photos -
I quite enjoyed them, especially those of the vintage cars - can one
call them race rods? - and nice panning action there, too. Also, the
one of the Miata behind the Super Seven =) Tiny nit - can you modify
your website so I can
010/6/2 eckinator :
> 2010/5/28 :
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>> "The eye of the viewer becomes the eye of the Photographer." Albert Maysles
>
> Major League of Photography:
> "Ecke Maisel-Maysles. I shoot like Maisel and I see like Maysles"
> (not seriously thinking so)
No wait. I forgot Frank Jay Haynes.
"Ecke Maysles-
2010/5/28 :
>
> "The eye of the viewer becomes the eye of the Photographer." Albert Maysles
Major League of Photography:
"Ecke Maisel-Maysles. I shoot like Maisel and I see like Maysles"
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On 2010-05-31 18:17, John Sessoms wrote:
From: Theodore Beilby
Thanks for the comments Doug, I wondered if anyone would notice those
skid marks.
Isn't that why you're always supposed to wear clean underwear?
I've never really understood that one, at least as related to race
drivers, since y
On 2010-05-31 17:23, Theodore Beilby wrote:
Thanks for the comments Doug, I wondered if anyone would notice those skid
marks.
Your shots got me looking at Hallett's web site and I'm seriously
considering coming out to take their school in SRFs. Maybe in the Fall.
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From: Theodore Beilby
Thanks for the comments Doug, I wondered if anyone would notice those skid marks.
Isn't that why you're always supposed to wear clean underwear?
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Thanks for the comments Doug, I wondered if anyone would notice those skid
marks. They were made by a Honda coupe spinning out and sliding into the the
corner workers bunker. Wasn't there when it happened, but while I was there, I
kept a good eye on the track for anybody else repeating the slide
On 2010-05-28 13:25, tbei...@sbcglobal.net wrote:
Finally got some of my shots from the speedway trip last weekend onto my
website.
http://www.beilbyvisualarts.com/id20.html
Nice shots, Ted. In HallettSpeedway-1803r.jpg.w560h372.jpg, those skid
marks should tell you you're standing behind or
On 2010-05-29 6:05, Larry Colen wrote:
An "open track" is more akin to a school, and often is a
school. People are driving on the track "at speed" but
are not competing for position and are not supposed to
be taking nearly the level of risk that is accepted in
a race.
Also, passing will usuall
A race is where the drivers are competing for position.
An "open track" is more akin to a school, and often is a school. People are
driving on the track "at speed" but are not competing for position and are not
supposed to be taking nearly the level of risk that is accepted in a race. As
such,
Larry: They ran several classes. I am not sure what you mean by open track.
This was my first trip to a road course and I don't know the jargon. Many of
the Miatas that were running didn't have roll bars. Spectators were able to
make two slow laps led by a pace car during lunchtime but I was hun
Nice shots.
Were they running an open track also? The viper doesn't look like it has a
cage.
On May 28, 2010, at 10:25 AM,
wrote:
> Finally got some of my shots from the speedway trip last weekend onto my
> website.
>
> http://www.beilbyvisualarts.com/id20.html
>
> C&C welcome
>
> Ted
>
Finally got some of my shots from the speedway trip last weekend onto my
website.
http://www.beilbyvisualarts.com/id20.html
C&C welcome
Ted
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