Rali Bro Teifi 2008
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I think 5 6 and 7 are the best, I like how in #6 you've used a high enough shutter speed to freeze the mud being flung up 
Generally I think that a lower angle looks better though which is why the first few don't appeal as much to me, although #4 is pretty good too.
Generally I think that a lower angle looks better though which is why the first few don't appeal as much to me, although #4 is pretty good too.
Matt Sayle
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6 for me! Not a lot of wheel blur though which help a lot of these pictures.
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number 6 for me
great angle - very different and bags of interest from the mud flying - maybe clone out the photographer 9dont they get everywhere?)
the others just need a bit of movement - shutter too fast and some panning would make them truly great shots instead of just good ones.
great angle - very different and bags of interest from the mud flying - maybe clone out the photographer 9dont they get everywhere?)
the others just need a bit of movement - shutter too fast and some panning would make them truly great shots instead of just good ones.
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It's a road rally, As to the issue of helmets etc. My understanding is that this event is run as a road rally (or endro) which runs under different Motor Sport Association (MSA) rules to that of special stage rallying - the more common events you will see pictures of.
With road rallies the MSA has very strict rules about the cars taking part. Cars have to run devoid of advertising, with only four forward facing lights, strict noise limits and helmets etc are not required. So the cars are not so "in your face" for joe public. The vast majority of road rallies run at night. But every road rally run in the day will be run on private land, farmers fields etc.
Cheers,
With road rallies the MSA has very strict rules about the cars taking part. Cars have to run devoid of advertising, with only four forward facing lights, strict noise limits and helmets etc are not required. So the cars are not so "in your face" for joe public. The vast majority of road rallies run at night. But every road rally run in the day will be run on private land, farmers fields etc.
Cheers,