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 by petermmc on Sun Nov 20, 2005 12:28 pm
Headed up to Mt Kembla for a bit of Dirt bike action yesterday arvo. Very friendly club people gave me an orange vest and let me go anywhere. Dust was bad. I have never been to a dirt bike 'thingo' before.
A cropped version of the above
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Standard dirtbike shot
Standard dirtbike shot
I found the whole exercise a great way to hone a few skills having never really taken any fast action stuff before. These guys are totally mad...and I looked normal standing in the middle of them with an orange vest and a big lens (Siggy 70-200 2. 
I am happy to hear any advice as I can only get better with practice and finding better vantage points where I dont get run over. I had a good discussion on the 'Absolute beginners' Section this morning about AF zones.
Peter Mc Nikon & Olympus
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by Alpha_7 on Sun Nov 20, 2005 12:39 pm
Great shots Peter, good to know they were safety concious giving you the orange jacket. I particularly like shot 4 (even if it's the standar dirt bike shot).
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