Would there be any interest in a having a professional motorsports photographer at the next Kames event. I realise that people go along and take the odd pic and then post them up, but this invariably leads to posts of 'did you get any of me ?'
Copies of these would of course not be free !!

---john---


Check out http://www.amlphotography.co.uk/

 

OI you can't just jump into someone else's patch..

Get ur own

Graham
McAllister Motorsport Photography

TEE HEE TEE HEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

I hope the both of you have advertising banners on here

 

John,

Good idea inprinciple bud.
Something that puzzles me though is how do u distinguish who is a
?
Is he the guy with the fluke shots or the one with the most hardware strapped around their neck ? He who say`s he is ? What ? Sayin that I wouldn`t be able to distinguish between a pro pic and a happy snapper pic anyway, how many could ? (doh)
Jus checked a few pro sites n hmmmm... whats the difference ? Apart from £ to order them as opposed to free to download (providing copyright left in tact). Obviously it`d b wasted on me m8 cos
1/ I can`t tell the difference
2/ I don`t do Kames

L8r m8
Pete (in 2p mode)

 

Pete,

you should come along to Kames for the next event. It's a good crack! Just think of it as a bigger version of the Crail oval, with with hills and more grip

Good sized car park for displaying cars as well, and it's free if you just want to come along and watch.

John

 

Kames dosn't use up too much petrol either! Still had well over half a tank after 100+ laps!

Iain
Ex Fleet Air Arm Photographer
Planes - Ships - Submarines - VIPs Ok but not sure about Motorsports

 

Not interested personally John, I'm happy to give my camera to someone else to take pictures of me and happy to take photos of anyone else (as long as they let me know they want them taken in advance)

Like the majority I find it difficult to tell a pros photo from an plebs attempt, especially for on the spot action shots. It's a different story for properly setup shots where the pro can adjust the location and lighting, making the most of the subject matter, but on track that's not really an option.

 

Just to clarify, I'm not a photographer, was just going to organise it for the next event as an extra facility, if anyone thought it was something they would take up.

Saying that, they would need to get some really 'Slow' film in for you lot

Pete, you distinguish ' Who is a ...' By the fact that they are the official photographer at most motorsports event in Scotland and the North of England.

 

LOL - "Slow film..."

- you wouldn't be a lap record holder would you John?

Rich

 

Don't know about the "Slow" film but no need to bother with an all weather camera as the track was nearly deserted when the rain came

 

Yeah only me and Iain ventured on then IIRC

I needed some wet weather running as it's always been dry when i've been on track, even at Knockhill

Stuart

 

"Saying that, they would need to get some really 'Slow' film in for you lot "

John, there's no need for special treatment for me you know!

 

Tee Hee what a laugh. I think u r right Pete it is a fluke to get the correct photo. I know of a guy who makes a living from photos and a couple of years ago at the touring cars at Knockhill he shot 40 yes 40 films. Work that out for pictures.

I do not have much luck.......

Good luck John.

No more cats among the pigeons.

 

So I'll take there is no interest then !!!

 

Wrong, just got back, been away for a few days, very interested, drop me a line or give me a ring.

Dave Allan

 

So Dave, does this mean you are going on track at the next Kames event ?

---john---