[Dan Williams]

I put some of my pics from the 2006 Tennessee world round up on the NETA web site. They make good screen saver material at 1280X1024. Hopefully I can get down this year to shoot some more.

http://www.newenglan...g/wallpaper.htm

Dan

This post has been edited by Dan Williams: 13 November 2007 - 01:48 AM

[motofire]

WOW Dan...awesome pics!

My favorite...Whats Laia thinking?

This post has been edited by motofire: 13 November 2007 - 03:04 AM

[No Jive]

motofire, on Nov 13 2007, 03:00 AM, said:

WOW Dan...awesome pics!

My favorite...Whats Laia thinking?

My favorite too. I never have a minder to catch my bike so my expression is a little different. Great shots.

[Dan Williams]

Thanks, I've got more to put up but this is a good start. There's a lot to be said for a good camera, fast glass and a powerful flash. It was overcast and dark in the woods most of that day so I really had to push the envelope to shoot. One of my favorite things was I got to talk to Mario Candelone and that was a thrill. He is THE MAN! Absolutely the dean of trials photographers and a real gentleman.

I think my favorites of this series are Fujigas in the air and almost off the bike at the top of the big step in practice and the second looking down on Marc Freixa going up the big slimy rock. Technically not the best shot but the hardest angle to get and have it stay in context.

You should see the raw shots. They are considerably higher resolution.

Dan

[copemech]

Dan Williams, on Nov 13 2007, 02:34 AM, said:

Thanks, I've got more to put up but this is a good start. There's a lot to be said for a good camera, fast glass and a powerful flash. It was overcast and dark in the woods most of that day so I really had to push the envelope to shoot. One of my favorite things was I got to talk to Mario Candelone and that was a thrill. He is THE MAN! Absolutely the dean of trials photographers and a real gentleman.

I think my favorites of this series are Fujigas in the air and almost off the bike at the top of the big step in practice and the second looking down on Marc Freixa going up the big slimy rock. Technically not the best shot but the hardest angle to get and have it stay in context.

You should see the raw shots. They are considerably higher resolution.

Dan

They are great, what camera?

[Dan Williams]

Nikon D2x. Most taken with a 17-55 F2.8. I've added more and split them into three pages, still available from the original link. I have a bunch from the national on Friday that I'll add next.

Dan