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Photographer  Mike Frakes {Karma:3349}
Project #49 Dramatic Portrait Camera Model Pentax *ist-D
Categories Sports
Transportation
From The Field
Film Format
Portfolio Lens Sigma 28-80mm 3.5-5.6
Uploaded 10/10/2005 Film / Memory Type Lexar  1GB
    ISO / Film Speed 16
Views 488 Shutter 1/125
Favorites Aperture f/8.0
Critiques 13 Rating
6.17
/ 3 Ratings
Location City -  Canberra
State -  ACT
Country - Australia   Australia
About The recent 24 hour mountain bike race in Canberra in Australia, this was taken of the switchback trails, and a very hairy descent into a muddy right turn.. make the turn, and you had a slippery bridge to contend with, don't make the turn, and it was death by a thousand lashes in blackberry bush.. especially at that speed!
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Mike Frakes   {K:3349} 7/15/2007
You know Rog, I think this was at Majura, as Stromlo was still burnt out, it was the 24 hour in 2005, and this was at the bottom of the switchbacks down near the camp site.

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Roger Skinner Roger Skinner   {K:81846} 7/13/2007
was this at Mt Stromlo...or Majura Pines

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Roger Skinner Roger Skinner   {K:81846} 7/13/2007
prove s mtb is a sport for all ages eh

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Robert Chin   {K:22282} 1/29/2007
Excellent capture of the emotions Mike,like the panning on this one also the excellent blur to show speed.
7+++
Robbie

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NN  NN     {K:26787} 1/23/2006
A great motion shot! Love that concentrated/determined look. Well done, Mike!

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Darlene Boucher   {K:15739} 10/13/2005
Great action and that's an understatement! Beautiful colors and I can feel his heart beating (probably very fast!) Very well done Mike!

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Mike Frakes   {K:3349} 10/10/2005
Unfortunately I do not have a lot of experience in that field.. Are you using digital or film? with digital you will be needing to be wary of the white balance settings, I don't know how bright the sets will be, but if you have a light meter that will help you, and going by my camera, it sucks up a lot of juice with the flash, so I think a flash gun (with its own batteries) mounted on top would be very useful too.. as for apertures, the books say f8.0 and f9.5 are good for DOF in portrature, but i get the feeling you might be moving and taking shots of movement? There are some great photographers of fashion on this site, dare I say check out some of the well lit shots on the nude and fashion site, the photographers that post there will be able to help you I am sure.

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patrizio napolitano   {K:13119} 10/10/2005
ottima foto d'azione
patrizio

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David Bulli   {K:641} 10/10/2005
What a shoot Mike!...perfect composition and panning action...7++...cheers

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Larry Monserate Piojo Larry Monserate Piojo   {K:10780} 10/10/2005
Hi mike,
ok. thanks a lot for the info. needed that so badly! ehehehe.. by the way, my cousin's asking me to cover for a fashion show, itll be on a theater, that means only artificial lights will be used. any suggestion on speed and aperture settings? thanks in advance!

b.rgrds,
larryM.P.

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Mike Frakes   {K:3349} 10/10/2005
Thanks larry, I have been practising for the last year on flying ducks, geese, eagles and well, pretty much anything that moves...

I found with this one I had to prefocus, and follow and wait til he dropped into sharpness, so I picked an area of ground in front that was the same distance and panned and followed him all the way in, I managed to get quite a few great shots like this, some were still a tad blurry, but this one was one of the better ones.

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Larry Monserate Piojo Larry Monserate Piojo   {K:10780} 10/10/2005
I can feel the rush. I can feel the action! Great shot! been trying/practicing panning for days now... still cant get a clean shot!

b.rgrds,
LarryM.P.

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Sian    {K:2487} 10/10/2005
Great panning action and determined expression. I like this a lot!

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