jakermc

This is turn 5 at Eagles Canyon Raceway, just past the apex. What I like about this shot is that you enter turn 5 going downhill and then make a right hand turn back up the next hill. It's cool how the pavement fills the background and frames the car due to the elevation change. Also shows how the driver needs to spin his head around to look up towards the apex of the next turn.

Plavan

My Dad making one of his crazy passes... Again.

One pic I snapped at the Laguna ALMS race that I call "BMW Karma"

Blackness

To get back on subject of good vs. great., you should take a lesson from two of the greats, Rick Dole and Regis Lefebure. This is simply how it's done...

Rick Dole's Le Mans Gallery

Regis Lefebure's Le Mans Gallery

mdrums

Great links Blackness...thanks!

Yes back on subject....for me when I see a car on track and the wheels are stopped and not in motion...those type of pics just do not do it for me. You need to show motion in the pictures and tell a story

TRT41

Turn 3 Eagles Canyon PCA May Club Race

Jimjacqmx5

To all those who have posted. I salute you and your amazing photos as they have allowed me to waste a perfect 20 minutes on the job on a friday afternoon. Now i have finished my workday and I can hop in my Porsche and go home!

Vlocity

Here are a couple of my favorite DE pics from Mid Ohio.

cello

New ride ... 1st track event. breaking it in right.

jenk12m

That's the correct way to break her in... Straight to the track

AllanJ

My friend took this pic and cropped it like this. I figured it would make nice letterhead.

ZJChaser

I've just browsed through the thread and didn't see a mention but I'm sorry if its a repost, one of my favorite motorsports photogs is Aaron from motorsportlens.com his gallery from Laguna Seca ALMS: http://www.motorsportlens.com/alms_lagunaseca_2010/ I think he does a killer job of capturing the whole scene, action and atmosphere rather than just a crisp photo of a car.

Just for fun here are some of my personal favs that I have shot:






michael, with the old chassis, appears to be understeering a bit:


have a few decent shots of myself on track as well but not in the Porsche so I dont know if thats allowed

ATL Fahrer

Pics from my first DE back in April. Still haven't gotten a pic of that elusive wheel off the ground

911racer

In my opinion, a great picture tells a story.

I love how you can see my face and determination in my eyes as I turn in here.

mdrums

ZJChaser, I like your pics because they show motion with the cars and background. They tell the story of what was happening on the track in the picture.

I see a lot of photo's on this thread and the cars look parked on the track...zero motion in the spin of the wheels or blur of the background or even part of the car is blured while the other part is in sharp focus making you feel the speed.

Serge944

Unfortunately, I have yet to see a "great" photo from any of the local track day photographers. No offense, just the reality. Some stunning pics in this thread.