DDK - Die Deutschen Klassiker

Bootsy wrote:Great pics Nigel

I know for a fact that I should be in two of your snaps on the previous page. However my
cunning camouflage means I'm invisible to the human eye

Mitch wrote:

Mitch wrote:

Ferry Man wrote:Great photos Mr Mitchell. This one is superb. I like the bold yellow stripe splitting the composition and the symmetry of the two cars.

Ferry Man wrote:

mycar wrote:what camera and lens did you use to take this shot Paul ?

I checked the Exif data Mike and it appears I used a Leica M9-P (a silver one) with a 50mm Summilux. It was exposed at ISO 800, 1/60th sec, f1.4.
I liked that shot too.

We had spent the whole of Saturday at the circuit and left to return to the Chateau and thence onward to a superb meal at a local restaurant.
The dish of the evening was the house special 'Marmite' (mar-meet), a lovely casserole of rabbit in a stock pot.
It took considerable resolve to stay sober and drive back to the track for a further session at night.
And yet those hours of darkness yielded the best photos and the most enjoyable time of the whole weekend.
It's a fabulous event. I'd urge you not to miss it next time.

Mitch wrote:

Ferry Man wrote:Great photos Mr Mitchell. This one is superb. I like the bold yellow stripe splitting the composition and the symmetry of the two cars.

Thanks Paul, very kind. Now I just have to learn how to deal with exposure correctly