Tuesday, 06 April 2010 13:24

2010 SNORE MINT PHOTO SHOWDOWN: Race Qualifying By Way Of Crash & Burn

Written by  Fidel Gonzales
Mike's Race Photo's Captured One Of Best Mint 400 Photos Of The Race Mike's Race Photo's Captured One Of Best Mint 400 Photos Of The Race Mike's Race Photo
It's rare that I make my way over here to RDC (Race-Dezert). But after a brief review of a Mint photo thread and seeing some good shots, I thought it a good idea to have a photo showdown. While I'm not going to offer any dough, until we can garner some form of sponsorship, I will offer a tweet or two to the winner's URL of choice and offer some web links to the three nominees referenced here.

While I am more into consistency than the few lucky snaps of the shutter that one might earn during a chance crash scene, the three nominees for best 2010 SNORE Mint 400 photo I present here are nevertheless worthy, in part due to the nature of the crash photo sequence captured. Judging other great photos from all those submitted via various web forums that did not include the crash photos captured during race qualifying is merely moot in nature. These are great photos. They are hard to upstage in importance to the masses when compared to any other series of photos captured during the race.

Please vote and provide a quick critique or note of encouragement by way of your favorite social media application in the Disqus comment system. Here is the thread to partake in. Here are my nominations.

SNORE MINT 400 PHOTO SHOWDOWN

  • NO. 1 - Mikes Race Photo - Captures the essence of off-road race photography as well as the forsaken media lifestyle and puts into perspective the perils of one man's plight to get it right when behind the wheel of a Trophy Truck. (MIKE'S LINK)

 

MIKE'S RACE PHOTOS

 

  • NO. 2 - High Rev - Good action shot. Good color. Way to be there. (REV LINK)

 

HIGH REV PHOTOGRAPHY


NO. 3 - Art Euegenio Photo - Good shot. While not the greatest of shots in the excellent photo sequence from Art, it remains one of my favorite of the showdown. Gotta love the grit of the famed lawn dart maneuver being executed to the detriment of the chromoly a-arms. It's akin to falling flat on your face when walking to the podium during a Grammy Awards speech for actor of the year. FAIL. (Art's Link)

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