British GT @ Brands Hatch

[dunganick]

I never got around to posting this selection up on here. Over on Talkphotography they sparked a bit of a conversation about post processing and using photoshop. Specifically around image 7. Perhaps more of an experimental set than usual - so feel free to be brutally honest

The weekend itself was in short was - one of the best weekends racing I've been to. Whilst I don't mind Endurance racing - it isn't usually my favourite type of racing. However the British GT race on the Sunday was one of the best races i have ever watched in person.


Anyway, here's a few shots from the weekend. As always comment and Criticism is welcomed!


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11. The edit i did for number 7 after some feedback on TP.

 

[Matt_90]

I understand why people have picked up on the marshals in no.7, they draw you from the car on the right and I do prefer it without them, but It was great shot to begin with in my opinion.

Anyway cracking photos as usual mate! No. 5 is my favourite.

 

[PaulClioSport]

Cracking shots!

 

[Steven103]

I really like the impression of speed the shots give the GP circuit. Was really hoping you'd have some pictures from the final laps though!

...because, for anyone unaware, 2 hours of racing, a driver change and 2 safety cars all came down to this:

 

[dunganick]

There's plenty more shots on the site http://sportstock.photoshelter.com/gallery/F3-GT-BRANDS-HATCH-2012/G00006ME23xbNnF4/C0000X7ndF2fXYsk

These shots are just the more interesting photographic ones. Hence in the photography section not Motorsports/media

Unfortunately i was at G/Hill for the last few laps so the pits buildings blocked any chance i had of photographing the finish. I was glad the academy car won - it was deserved even if Mr Adams drove his socks off!

 

[sparey]

Some great photos there! Currently doing some work for Mtech so was there myself that weekend, although our race ended fairly early on (as captured in one of the photos on your site). Spectacular end to the race though, only properly appreciated it when I watched it back!