Motocross
U.S. Motocross Nationals Wallpaper
Posted: 09/10/09
That Barcia kid is the subject of several wallpapers, so get used to it. Super-fast and always hard charging, he's got a style that makes you want to go ride.
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Posted: 09/10/09
Fox busted out the stops at Unadilla for the retro-day theme, and IT wore gear in honor of The Bomber, Mark Barnett, one of Fox's all-time greatest riders.
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Posted: 09/10/09
The new 250 National Motocross Champion was also on the Fox retro team at Unadilla. His butt honored the O'Show, if we recall correctly.
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Posted: 09/10/09
A cool shot from Round 2 of the season at Hangtown. Pinned.
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Posted: 09/10/09
The old man in his castle - Southwick. This shot is by AMA Pro rider Willy Browning, using my camera, during the nice and dry Friday afternoon "media day" practice session.
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Posted: 09/10/09
Dasi Mudflaps didn't have much of a season, and what's going on with him is anyone's guess, but you gotta give him credit for that moto win at Budds Creek. This shot was a mistake, the shutter was way too slow and honestly I don't know what the hell I was thinking, but the magic of shooting raw files came through on this one...
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Posted: 09/10/09
Reedy was all smiles after his second moto at Budds Creek, and this is how I snagged the feeling. In all honesty, I was stuck in a tight section with a 300mm lens and couldn't get any further back. Plus, I was setup to not shoot with flash and then caught someone else's out of sheer luck. The pic was blown out so bad I had to turn it black and white so his face didn't end up all pink and blown out. In other words, this wallpaper was a mistake, too.
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Posted: 09/10/09
It may not look like it, but I was very close to the track on this shot and it made me really nervous to shoot this. It would've looked boring if I'd had a super fast shutter, so I decided to back her down a bit and pan with Reedy as he blew by. I think it worked.
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Posted: 09/10/09
One of my all-time favorite riders to shoot is Metcalfe. The dude's always charging and always looks fast. This is from Washougal.
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Posted: 09/10/09
#2 in the premier class this season, Shorty isn't the most photogenic guy out there. He's also not the least, and I just love pics where both wheels are very temporarily off the ground, so here's this one. Washougal.
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Posted: 09/10/09
Shorty, this time jumping the uphill infield triple-triple. This is a good example of how slowing the shutter down a bit (1/320) can make the rider pop out of a busy background by blurring it a bit. Steel City.
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Posted: 09/10/09
Grant's a favorite of mine, just wish he'd been around more this summer.
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Posted: 09/10/09
Tickle was fast all summer and managed several top 5's. The most underrated guy in the 250 class, I'd imagine.
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Posted: 09/10/09
Blose was the lucky subject of my attempting to shoot the 2010 Troy Lee Designs gear. I think this one worked, and it ran as a two-page ad in several magazines worldwide.
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Posted: 09/10/09
Blose again, this time at Hangtown. The TLD folks loved this shot, and I suppose it's a beauty, but I think I could've gotten a hundred just like it in the same spot.
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Posted: 09/10/09
Searle put in a respectable season, coming out healthy and strong every weekend.
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