A few weeks ago I was honored to go to the Tucson Dragway to take photos. The people there are so nice and I enjoyed my time shooting there. Next time I need to bring my knee pads and better earplugs.
If you are in the area and you love fast cars this is the place to be. I am sure I will be going out to the dragway over and over again. Go visit their Facebook page.
Yesterday I went to the barrel races in Marana Arizona. In the week leading to this I had done a shoot and had a memory card failure so I wanted to test out the new cards. I also wanted to show my support to the barrel racers that were there from Queen Creek that I have had the pleasure of taking photos for the last year. Since moving down towards Tucson I won't be able to shoot as many races as I want up in Queen Creek. I am sure I will head up and do some races there since I have a new found passion for capturing barrel racing photos.
This is just a small sample of the photos that I took. You can see more on my CameraWe Facebook Page. There is about 7 albums of photos. Feel free to “Like” the page so you get to see all the photos I put up.
Had another great night shooting photos at the Queen Creek barrel races. There was some great runs and it was nice talking to some of the riders. This week I tried to capture all three barrels even though the 2 barrels are far away from me. It all started with the National Anthem and a beautiful display of the flag while it went around the arena.
Then it was time for the PeeWee division to start. To be honest I love this part the most as the kids are cute as a button and their smiles are infectious as they are doing something they love.
It is hard to pick a favorite photo of the night but how cute is this! I was exhausted after watching this mom lead the way in the heavy dirt. It was a workout for sure.
You can see more photos on our Facebook Page. There will be over 1500 photos and probably about 18 videos that were captured with my iPhone. Buying the tripod for the iPhone was a great decision because all I have to do is wrap it around a railing and press the button. It holds it really steady.