Petit Le Mans ALMS

Here are a few from the rain shortened event in Atlanta:
1. http://gallery.photographyreview.com...Thaw_33039.jpg

2. http://gallery.photographyreview.com...Thaw_32658.jpg

3. http://gallery.photographyreview.com...Thaw_31871.jpg

4. http://gallery.photographyreview.com...Thaw_32202.jpg

5. http://gallery.photographyreview.com...Thaw_33407.jpg

6. http://gallery.photographyreview.com...Thaw_33736.jpg

7. http://gallery.photographyreview.com...Thaw_35868.jpg

8. http://gallery.photographyreview.com...Thaw_36419.jpg

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http://gallery.johnthawley.com/galle...serialNumber=1

http://gallery.johnthawley.com/galle...serialNumber=1

Some really good shots in there... I like the shots at dusk, little light, yet sharp where it counts... Good skills!

I think 2 and 8 are my favs...

I like the flying lizard - literally flying.
Good to see our mate wee Allan out in front.

For action, itemId=123720 is my favourite.
Was that Allan spinning on the way through the corkscrew?

Some people may not bother to look, because of the extra effort of clicking the links.
You could maybe upload them to your Gallery on this site, and then use IMG tags.

Great shots! All very sharp.

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Originally Posted by SmartWombat

I like the flying lizard - literally flying.
Good to see our mate wee Allan out in front.

For action, itemId=123720 is my favourite.
Was that Allan spinning on the way through the corkscrew?

Some people may not bother to look, because of the extra effort of clicking the links.
You could maybe upload them to your Gallery on this site, and then use IMG tags.

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I don't know why the image tags aren't working here... they work everywhere else. Bit odd.

Sorry..
JT

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Originally Posted by John Thawley

I don't know why the image tags aren't working here... they work everywhere else. Bit odd.

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Your links are to the HTML page I think, not to the images.
If I right-click on the larger gallery image and copy that image location ...

[ IMG ]http://gallery.photographyreview.com/data/photography//502/Thaw_33039.jpg[/ IMG ]

http://gallery.photographyreview.com...Thaw_33039.jpg

That worked.

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Originally Posted by SmartWombat

Your links are to the HTML page I think, not to the images.
If I right-click on the larger gallery image and copy that image location ...

[ IMG ]http://gallery.photographyreview.com/data/photography//502/Thaw_33039.jpg[/ IMG ]

http://gallery.photographyreview.com...Thaw_33039.jpg

That worked.

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Yes... that works for the images posted in to this site's gallery. But as I explained to PhotoJohn, that's not a solution that fits into my workflow. My web exports are all managed in Aperture. Aperture doesn't keep re-sized residual files... it temporarily creates them, watermarks them and exports them on transmit. End-of-story. So it's extremely efficient.

I'll try to post during the off-season (which is rapidly approaching)... but most of the time, I'm just slammed.

Thanks,

JT

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Originally Posted by SmartWombat

I like the flying lizard - literally flying.
Good to see our mate wee Allan out in front.

For action, itemId=123720 is my favourite.
Was that Allan spinning on the way through the corkscrew?

Some people may not bother to look, because of the extra effort of clicking the links.
You could maybe upload them to your Gallery on this site, and then use IMG tags.

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So now we've got that figured out, here's a couple portraits for you. :) Oh, and the spinning Audi is the #1 car driven by Lucas Luhr.

http://gallery.photographyreview.com...Thaw_36976.jpg

http://gallery.photographyreview.com...Thaw_33425.jpg

And another R15:

http://gallery.photographyreview.com...Thaw_32580.jpg

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Originally Posted by John Thawley

Yes... that works for the images posted in to this site's gallery. But as I explained to PhotoJohn, that's not a solution that fits into my workflow. My web exports are all managed in Aperture. Aperture doesn't keep re-sized residual files... it temporarily creates them, watermarks them and exports them on transmit. End-of-story. So it's extremely efficient.

I'll try to post during the off-season (which is rapidly approaching)... but most of the time, I'm just slammed.

Thanks,

JT

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The photos are awesome! Love the crash photo - I know how hard it is to get a really good one.

I am looking at the settings in forum software to see if it's possible to make things work for you. I always assume that if one person tells me they're having problems, there are hundreds or thousands having the same problem and not saying anything.

Nice shots I love that Class of car.

Impressive work JT!
Thanks for posting them.
Jimmy B

Amazing shots John. Congrats on your featured photo :thumbsup:

love the photos... amazing shots.

Shot 2 is absolutely fantastic, it shows the hilly track, also the light is great.
Shot 1 is also great, but not that typical for Road Atlanta.

Cheers
bZero

Great work! I love the eighth.

Petit? Looks like full size cars to me!

Nice work.