
I'm still getting used to my new camera and get a lot of rear shots when I'm slow on the shutter.

There were lots of splits and if you look closely here, you'll see Chris making an heroic effort to bridge the gap, head down with the white shoulders.

I got a finish line video too.
If you googled to find pics of the race and are looking for someone specific, let me know, I might be able to help. I took some pics of the 3 man break and various pack shots that I would be happy to share.
Jeff and I missed out on watching Jamie at a Tri this weekend, he finished in spite of a crash and you should check out his blog post!!
2 comments:
Hey Sarah nice pics, when I am not racing I take pics at our club races and after a couple of years I get some decent ones, I usually half push the shutter and then as they come into the frame you click and there is no lag time..you probably already knew that, but I still get lots of empty frames and stuff....I have a compact camera, it is a good camera but bike racing tests it just a bit......were you racing?
watching won't count for your century ;)
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