Just getting into this photography stuff.
All comments and suggestions taken on board.

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I like the picture showing the line up of Scoobies from the front. The action pictures are going to be harder to take and the advice i offer will depend on the camera you are using. To photo motorsport you need to show the impression of speed, to do this i usually keep a low f stop in order to blur the background. I usually lock my focus on a area of the corner i know they will pass and then follow the car/bike into the corner and capture it at the correct moment. You have to keep panning through the shot in order to capture movement in the wheels and background.

I am by no means a expert, if you click on my profile you will see a bke picture that i took earlier this year. Comments are welcome.

This is something like what i mean, background blurred and movement in the wheels. http://theboy.zoints.com/image/32662-GuyMartinatOliversMountIt takes practice.

Sorry about the type across pic, its from selling them on ebay