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About LinkBacksVisited the local race track the other day and had some fun wagering bets and capturing the action on the track. Even though I lost money, I felt I was a winner with some of the shots I got.
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Day at the races
Visited the local race track the other day and had some fun wagering bets and capturing the action on the track. Even though I lost money, I felt I was a winner with some of the shots I got.
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Hey cool shots!!!!
Just curious...I haven't been to the track in about 15 years.
Not sure about the etiquette there but are you allowed to use flash?
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Using a flash is a definite no no! Security would bounce you right out the door. These horses are pretty high strung. I have a friend that works for the track that got me in some areas where the public aren't allowed which gave me a pretty good vantage point to take some of these shots.
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I figured as much, thx for the info!
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Buuuhu - it's still a dream from me to find here someone visiting a race. But they are all so not hores lovers :-(.
You are really on the winner's side with your photos. Especially the third one is my favourite.
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These are great shots!
There are always two people in every picture: the photographer and the viewer. ~Ansel Adams
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wonderful shots. Love the first one. i bet you could sell it to the owner.
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