Lake Elsinore SX today (1-1-18).

Nice pics,thanks for sharing.

Nice stuff, thanks Bro.

Killer photos as always PJ

Amazing pics and great notes.

Nice!

Nice shots! Thanks for posting.

Great shots! Thanks for sharing!

Great pics!

Looks great! Thanks for posting.

Rad pics and I agree with you on all accounts, can't wait to see how Kroc, AC, Hill and Cantrell do this year.

Frig yeah! Cheers for taking the time to bring us these shots, which are pretty dang awesome.

Nailed it!

Very cool pics man. As soon as I get my driving license, hopefully in the next couple months I plan on taking a photography course. Getting a job in the industry would be a dream come true. Time to start making shit happen.

Glad you guys liked them! I almost didn’t bother to click the post button. Maybe I’ll do one of these every once in a while, when SX and MX rounds are local for me. Thanks for the props!

1-forty-8 wrote:

Very cool pics man. As soon as I get my driving license, hopefully in the next couple months I plan on taking a photography course. Getting a job in the industry would be a dream come true. Time to start making shit happen.

You can learn on your own too! Don’t feel like you absolutely have to take a photography course. Not to say that it doesn’t help because it definitely can, but you can learn a lot just reading and watching videos on the internet. I’ve never taken a photography course and have figured out the large majority of what I know as time has passed. I bought my first camera a little under 3 years ago and couldn’t even figure out how to use it so I left it sitting for months before I decided to pull it out and try to learn. I shoot maybe 2-3 times a month if I’m lucky so I just try to have fun shooting various things whenever I can. I’ve been burned out on sports so I decided to learn and focus on landscape and portraits going forward. Good luck and have fun with it! Fair warning though; it’s a very, very addicting hobby.

hell yeah bro! great pics, thanks for sharing and for the slight review of some of the riders.

really excited to see how Cantrell does, really pulling for that dude this year.

Awesome shots! Looking forward to A1 so much

PJ205 wrote:

You can learn on your own too! Don’t feel like you absolutely have to take a photography course. Not to say that it doesn’t help because it definitely can, but you can learn a lot just reading and watching videos on the internet. I’ve never taken a photography course and have figured out the large majority of what I know as time has passed. I bought my first camera a little under 3 years ago and couldn’t even figure out how to use it so I left it sitting for months before I decided to pull it out and try to learn. I shoot maybe 2-3 times a month if I’m lucky so I just try to have fun shooting various things whenever I can. I’ve been burned out on sports so I decided to learn and focus on landscape and portraits going forward. Good luck and have fun with it! Fair warning though; it’s a very, very addicting hobby.

Thanks for the advice! And yeah, I’ve had a fairly decent camera for awhile now, but due to not having transport I got bored. There is only so many pics I can take of my town lol but once that gets remedied I’m gonna try and get out every weekend with it. Try and build up a portfolio or something. Very impressed that your pics look as good as they do considering you’ve only been doing it 3 years. I’ll start checking out videos on YouTube. Thanks again dude!

Am I the only one pumped to see AC with the number 92?

Great pics OP! I hope Hill rides as well on the Suzuki as he did last year.
Just saw Filthy Phil, and Weston Peick calling out LESX track on twitter. Basically saying they charge $65 and the track isnt even prepped. G-out holes the size of VW beetles n shit Bro! Phil, Peick for President, and VP.

Nice photos.

Anyone ever wonder why pros don't practice on a rutted out track? I can't help but think it would be time well spent considering that on race weekend the tracks look nothing like the test track.

Do they not ride rutted tracks out of concern for safety? If so, why not just practice to be more comfortable on a rutted surface?

Curious.

thanks for sharing and as always neat shots