Scottish Elises

Yesterday wasn't the best day for taking photos, so didn't get take as much as I usually do, and those that I did take didn't turn out too well.

I've uploaded mine here:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/johnsidc/s ... 65/detail/



A wave from the passenger:




Drilled number plate:


Several Caterhams only had one headlight working - maybe take out the bulbs to save weight







John

Great pics

Excellent photos John, as usual.

So whats with the drilled no plate??

Michael wrote:So whats with the drilled no plate??

Probably to let more air into the radiator/oil cooler etc.

Several Caterhams only had one headlight working - maybe take out the bulbs to save weight

Thanks John - just changed the bulb, Mass it's an H4

Kevin

Some great results here John, even though they are taken with a Canon!!!!

A nice steady hand too, a human tripod if eber there was one!! - Good work in low light conditions!

Warmest,


Andy

Nice shootin' John. Do you use the IS for panning shots or just turn it off?

P.S. all the cool kids wear Canon.

Thanks John.

I was saving weight

AVIATOR wrote:Some great results here John, even though they are taken with a Canon!!!!

A nice steady hand too, a human tripod if eber there was one!! - Good work in low light conditions!

Warmest,


Andy

Thanks Andy

graeme wrote:Nice shootin' John. Do you use the IS for panning shots or just turn it off?

P.S. all the cool kids wear Canon.

My 70-200 doesn't have IS to switch on , but the 100-400 IS has a panning mode which I do use most of the time.

John

Great shots John - how do you get 'inside the fence' for shots? Me n Dave looked on with envy as you were trackside at McIntyres

Greg, I looked for you but had no joy.... may be the next time.

Hey Mass - thanks for looking for me - I was out and about with Dave (Rag_it) who was showing me how to take photographs. Having not seen him for a while we stood around and had a good chat, and before I knew it I had to head for home!

Next time though