Lights on at Rocky Trail’s Jetblack 12hr enduro at Dargle Farm.
I swung by the Rocky Trail’s Jetblack 12hr Enduro race over the weekend. It took me a lot longer to get there than I had planned with me thinking I knew the way better than my GPS despite never having been there before. I hadn’t gone on any official capacity just to watch and say hello to a few friends that I had met shooting the 4 and 7hr enduro races. I did end up shooting the editorial for Rocky Trail Entertainment though.
As I wasn’t there on official business it was a good chance for me to play around with some different ideas and different angles rather than a lot of those that I shoot with The Outer Image Collective. A majority of the action shots taken were panning shots with my flash set for rear curtain sync, meaning it will fire when my shutter is closing rather than when it is opening. There is not many of the images where the numbers are visible.
The Dargle Farm course is on a working farm so the course is not always open. As I had arrived late I didn’t get too far around the track but it looks like a great course and its certainly somewhere that I plan to go back when the opportunity next arises.
I don’t have a collection of race photographs for sale for the competitors. They were all being handled by Marathon Photos.
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- Crossing the line for another lap at Jetblacks 12hr enduro, Dargle Farm.
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- Moving with speed at Jetblacks 12hr enduro, Dargle Farm.
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- Under a starry sky at Jetblacks 12hr enduro, Dargle Farm.
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- Jason English on his way to a win at Jetblacks 12hr enduro, Dargle Farm.
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- The campsite at Jetblacks 12hr enduro, Dargle Farm.
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- The evening fire to keep competitors at Jetblacks 12hr enduro warm, Dargle Farm.
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- The evening fire to keep competitors at Jetblacks 12hr enduro warm, Dargle Farm.
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- Going through a rocky section at Jetblacks 12hr enduro, Dargle Farm.
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- Lights on at Rocky Trail’s Jetblack 12hr enduro at Dargle Farm.
