Gulf Run Pictures

gulf run pictures

I have thirty Gulf Run images online now, you can view them [Here]


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  1. STING says:

    i feel boring from this pictures where is the pepole there is no body on the chairs

  2. Mark says:

    the track was ours only, it wasnt an open event where anyone could attend thats why the seats are empty.

  3. Wer3Y says:

    Thanks alot mark.. really nice photos!

  4. Sin says:

    wheres’ the red SLR? din’t it make it to the track?

  5. Hasan.B says:

    No the red SLR did not, and wont:P

  6. Sal says:

    Mark,

    Nice try, but, you need a telephoto/zoom lens in the order of 200mm for such events since you can’t get close to a speeding car for obvious reasons. Nikon has some selling for less than $200 @ Amazon.

    Good luck

  7. Sal says:

    Yeah, but you cannot do that with a car coming at you, can you? BTW, what lens were you using?

  8. Mark says:

    Mostly my prime 50mm lens but I also had a shitty 28-80mm G lens which I used for the ferrari, rs4 and porsche shots.

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  10. punky says:

    I want more pics, lets see the Noble Drift!

  11. Amjad says:

    That sucks! people weren’t able attend this event? It would’ve been much better if normal people could attend. I’m sure many would have found it interesting

  12. K.TheKuwaiti says:

    Amjad:
    Anybody could attend .. the people were sitting in the pits not the stands.

  13. cajie says:

    You really needed a lens with a better reach.

  14. Mark says:

    cajie if you check the pictures you would see there wasn’t a need. the photography locations around the track are very close to the cars. there was never a point where i wished i had better zoom. i did wish i had the 80mm 1.8 prime lens though :)

  15. Mark says:

    ps: we were always on ground level not the stands thats why we were close to the cars. and around the tracks there are locations meant for photographers to stand and film crews and these locations are like also stuck to the tarmac.

  16. Musa'ad Haider says:

    Nat is right. The photos are super crisp. Hey Nat, you don’t mind if me and my friends use them as wallpapers, do you?

  17. Musa'ad Haider says:

    Sorry, mixed up Mark with Nat. Nat is an alien name for me so it doesn’t ring in my head as a feminine name resulting in mix ups even when I am discussing your blog with some one. So Mark, how about those wallpapers now?

  18. Mark says:

    yeah you can use them as wallpaper no problem

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