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07-JUL-2005

20050707 / Smokin' on the Row

Cannery Row / Monterey, CA



Superbikes crowded the Row tonight, gearing up for Laguna Seca's
Moto GP this weekend. Smoking tires, smoking cigarettes and the
smell of gasoline 'scent' me home before the sun went down. :)

Nikon D70 ,Nikkor 70-300mm f/4-5.6D ED AF
1/3200s f/7.1 at 300mm iso1600 full exif

other sizes: small medium large original auto
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David Clunas10-Jul-2005 22:34
Great shot, works well with the bg
Jackdad10-Jul-2005 13:11
nice lighting. i wouldn't have the courage to point a fully extended tele-zoom at a total stranger!
Guest 10-Jul-2005 03:33
Smoking handgun-style... Cool candid, Chris.
coaster09-Jul-2005 14:34
Good shot, Chris.
Johan Toll08-Jul-2005 23:09
What a great capture, man! I like the colours and the moment in this shot! Well done!
Guest 08-Jul-2005 18:12
Fantastic picture, Chris in all three versions! Voted.
nomadicdragon08-Jul-2005 10:47
Great capture. Wonderful lighting.
Guest 08-Jul-2005 10:21
the light is special which brings the viewer to the subject immediately.
jude08-Jul-2005 10:18
One of the best candid shots I've seen, chris.. perfect clarity and moment caught. the DOF is kickin... and have I told you how jealous I am of your 300mm?

Well, it's true, surfer boy..
Chris Sofopoulos08-Jul-2005 08:56
Fantastic light and background colour. Your candids ara fantastic! Keep shooting Chris!!
Dawn08-Jul-2005 07:24
Scenting a good photo I see..
laine8208-Jul-2005 05:09
Good work on all three, Chris.
Guest 08-Jul-2005 04:02
Great DOF, funny colours (in the PAD version), good background.
I like it.
Guest 08-Jul-2005 03:55
Great DoF and lighting in this shot! I can't decide between the original and the b&w, but if pressed, I'd go with the b&w. I have somewhat of a proclivity for b&w images...and I like the tonal range you've come out with in that conversion.