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It is but you access it from beau rivarge . They are models / friends of the photographers too , no one is normally there unless it's been organised before hand as it's far to noisy . Hope that helps

Since when can't you shoot cars using speed lights? 600ws is nice but 1- its not going to be enough to light a car well when you start working with diffusers 2- You don't need 600ws Sure I always prefer to shoot with 12000ws heads when I can (actually I prefer working with bounced natural...

Your getting good at this mate, see you at the RAC club again this year I assume ;-)

Domromphoto Www.instagram.com/domromphoto It's all Cars , f1 and the odd picture of an exotic beach

A fuel car uses a pair of 100 gal pumps , the fuel line has come off before the barrel valve so no matter what he does the with the throttle it won't effect fuel flow as its crank driven. Only thing natass could of done is to have leaned the motor out , however he would of been trying to idle it...

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Where to start, the basics are fairly simple clean background Make sure the car is clean Where possible remove the tax disk/ window stickers (not always possible) Location wise, always shoot on tarmac nothing looks worse than a performance car sat on grass. Scout a head, google street view is a...

Used well the negative effects of a CP can hidden enough not to cause a distraction in the image. Personally I'd prefer to see into a cockpit with a little bit of 'rainbowing' around the edges that just have a full on reflection obscuring the windscreen.

Yep use one all the time, cloudy or sunny it helps cuts down on the reflections boosts saturation and helps but the track surface back to being black. Just don't do the daft thing and buy cheep, you spend 1000's on cameras and lenses to go compromise it with a poorly constructed filter.

The Parabolica is a 150mph corner, the fastest on on the f1 circus in fact, to track them at those sorts of speeds is tricky, especially if you've never shot motor sport before. Basic settings wise you want to be using a single focus point with a focusing mode that will track, what your aiming...

Here is a recent one that we did for a client

Yes its a twilight race. However the lights they use on track are pretty impressive. To give you a guide to the ambient light levels during the race. last year I was using 1/400 f5.6 at ISO 1250 for a fairly stock shot. I'd also recommend using spot metering will save you having to chimp to get...

Its easy to be regarded as a good photographer my mum has always regarded me as a great photographer:D, however you need to be trusted you need your clients to be able to see that your a safe pair of hands and thats the big thing unless your darren heath being uber creative isn't priority...

Was once followed down the m11 by a black BMW 5 series with the honey monster driving and Elmo in the passenger seat, weirdest thing I have ever seen .

Thanks it looks even better in the flesh when you can see the foil stamping and feel the texture of the paper. Yep Every Meeting gets their own copy , every picture has my details on the reverse, have already had a phone call from an art editor who had a friend pass a couple of images on to him...