Those are great pictures. What a knack, and a budget for nice equipment, no doubt. I subscribed. He has to be single to be on the road like that. Of course, I was on the road 9 weeks at a time 30 sum years ago too. JC --- John Christensen Saint Charles, IL On Tue, Nov 24, 2009 at 3:58 PM, Ray Buck <rbuck@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > I was just instructed to check out the drag photos from Bakersfield earlier > this year > http://markjrebilas.com/blog/?p=3236 Unreel! You gotta see the shot of > the funny car blowing its body hundreds of feet in the air (according to > Rebilas.) I'm not much of a drag racing fan, but I found that some of the > shots here with the chutes open were VERY aesthetically pleasing. And they > were purdy, too. > > I don't think many of us really like to see crashes, especially dangerous > or senseless ones, but Rebilas seems to have his finger on the pulse of the > great unwashed sheeple who go to races to swill beer and wait for the next > crash. As a result he's come up with a "best crashes of 2008" section: > http://markjrebilas.com/blog/?p=2334 > > When Doc Freud is favorably impressed, over and over again, I listen to > what he has to say. He's teaching me a lot, and the Rebilas blog entries > are a great place to learn. > > I thought I saw where he was named Motorsports Photographer of the year, > but I couldn't seem to find it again. > > Ohhh...one more thing. I found out from my German friend Pork Pie that one > of my photos was the cover shot for a magazine in the UK called Fast Facts. > He tells me there's a large ad for me and my photographic services. Huh! > News to me. 'Course the likelihood of me covering events in Britain are > sorta slim, but I'd love to Goodwood for the Festival of Speed. Maybe if a > Brit team comes to the salt I can have an in to shoot for them. I finally > got an order for a CD from the French Canucks and their Saltmobile. Can't > complain about that. It could even buy me half a flash unit. :) > > Ok...that's all the news that's fit to print. > > RtR > ps. My fanciful bio on target550 was approved. I guess I'll have to start > coming up with stories about living as a sewer rat. :) > > >