GP of France : From another angle...

Plonsracing
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Some peoples might remember me from back in the days, but I'm back (trying) to shoot motocross instead of shooting motocrossers


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5/30/2017 11:06pm
Some awesome shots their mate, especially shooting through the trees
KirkChandler
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5/30/2017 11:17pm
Cool stuff. The atmosphere is awesome.

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robkinuk
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5/31/2017 11:42am
Awesome shots Plons, from the PAT Boulland old school style where every shot tells a atory, a photo work of art!
Plonsracing
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5/31/2017 9:43pm
robkinuk wrote:
Awesome shots Plons, from the PAT Boulland old school style where every shot tells a atory, a photo work of art!
Thank you for this compliment, Rob
5/31/2017 11:01pm Edited Date/Time 5/31/2017 11:19pm
I've always loved this style of photography, where you are able to see the rider(s) and a few sections of the track.
That Pauls Jonass picture in the *braking bumps is unreal too.

Keep 'em coming!
Sully
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5/31/2017 11:12pm
I really like the matte look to this one.


I'm curious how this one ended.
Plonsracing
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6/1/2017 12:03am
Sully wrote:
I really like the matte look to this one.


I'm curious how this one ended.
@sully : how it ended ?

that' question is another great compliment, thank you for that.

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