Goodwood FOS

[AshD]

Bit late i know, but hey :)

http://www.adimages.co.uk/images/events/2008/Goodwood/DSCF0015.JPG
http://www.adimages.co.uk/images/events/2008/Goodwood/DSCF0208.JPG
http://www.adimages.co.uk/images/events/2008/Goodwood/DSCF0431.JPG
http://www.adimages.co.uk/images/events/2008/Goodwood/DSCF0434.JPG
http://www.adimages.co.uk/images/events/2008/Goodwood/DSCF0490.JPG
http://www.adimages.co.uk/images/events/2008/Goodwood/DSCF0496.JPG

That's just a small selection of the 70-odd photos i deemed good enough for my site (from a total of 600 pics). The rest can be found here:

http://www.adimages.co.uk/2008.php?gallery=10

Comments/Criticisms welcome :thumbs:

[rh1944]

I like the set with some great action. #1 is my favourite, the composition is better and the car is lovely. They are all a little dark on my monitor - don't know why.

[jgs001]

Great set of pics Ashley. I'm still working through all of mine.

[AshD]

I like the set with some great action. #1 is my favourite, the composition is better and the car is lovely. They are all a little dark on my monitor - don't know why.

Possibly because i use an LCD which on it's darkest setting is miles brighter than my old CRT monitor?

I need to work on my composition really, i have a tendancy to take "quick snap" type photos rather than going for something a little more arty

[Matt Sayle]

They are a tad dark but apart from that cracking set :D

[rh1944]

Possibly because i use an LCD which on it's darkest setting is miles brighter than my old CRT monitor?

I need to work on my composition really, i have a tendancy to take "quick snap" type photos rather than going for something a little more arty

Thanks for the reply. Now you know that you still need to turn the LCD up a bit when you're doing your post prod. As for taking the quick snap, lot's of us do that it's merely a question of how slowly we do. At a 15 minute firework display, I found I had 180 shots - thus defying all the rules of good firework photography.