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The blurred wheels give a good sense of action. So does the angle of the cars. I think I like the tight crop with the wheels so close to the frame. It looks like they're about to burst out of it. Hmmm. I wonder about putting the front of the wheel on our left and the bottom of the wheel on our right out of the box. Or even doing an overlay with a torn opening with the cars coming through it. (I think I'm suffering from withdrawal because of not having created any images in the last few weeks.)
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Excellent suggestion Dennis, I had forgotten about that treatment-it does seem appropriate and would give some of these frame filling close-ups additional space and dimension.
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Hi, Randall, good to see you back posting. I like the OP but Dennis' suggestions sound intriguing. Hopefully you'll get the time to try it out.
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The cars on the diagonal give this an interesting and in-your-face feeling. I like the impact from most of the color being on the front car and just enough color on the second to keep it integrated into the image but not competing. I also like the detail of the mud spatters on the front of the first car. Makes it that rough and ready look!
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very dramatic and like the wheel action
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Nice action captured and I like the blurred wheels that contrast with the sharp detail elsewhere. Some good thoughts expressed above, maybe you'll have a chance to try them out. Looks like you have some exciting photo shoots!
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Perfect blend of blur, grit and sharp! I don't really relate to car racing (except when I'm chasing a sunrise) but I love this one!
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I really like the style you have developed for processing these photos. The limited colors helps me focus on the main subjects. A bit more space on the left would be nice, but the image works as it is.