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Nice to see there are some actual rally photographers out there.
The last one is one of the best of 2016. very very nice who is he? Tanak?Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
EDIT: Yeah is Ott. Nice one.
How many shots of kangaroos and surfers do you need before people click we're in Australia?
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Ogier was first into the stage and had a taste of things to come when he opens the roads for the first two legs on Friday and Saturday. The loose gravel was deep and the Frenchman’s quickest time was more than 11sec faster than his opening effort on unused roads.
“It’s such an incredible cleaning effect we have seen this morning,” he said. “By our calculations it is between 0.2sec - 0.3sec per car per kilometre faster. It’s always difficult here but during the recce a lot of people said it was even worse than previous years. I didn’t expect so much.”
Even Monday night’s massive rainstorm in the host town of Coffs Harbour offered no respite for the early starters.
“When we started the recce on Tuesday morning I never saw any marks of humidity anywhere. It is completely dry and dusty,” Ogier added.
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the other guy, but yours are good as well.Quote:
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Visit some hairpins tomorrow, make your fellow useless pro photographers proud.
Some incredible rally photos! The one with Tänak jumping sideways was especially awsome. Hayden should make posters of the one with him - wow!Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
This is the imagery that is needed to sell the sport, not those flower photos!