Good grief. Who the hell complained that the page was too sparse? Agoraphobics? Don't listen to them, they're nuts! You're right though, this is a "dense" solution.

How sad, maybe this is throwback thursday to pay tribute to the Pontiac site

Not an improvement. Change it back.

The more things change...

I just read up on this after seeing DuckDraper's comment. Apparently it'll be a web tv show, so hopefully available everywhere at the same time.

Just ask James May about driving a borrowed California.

Thanks! I'll make sure to contribute soon!

I've always said, composition is composition, it doesn't matter if it's taken with a cellphone or a $50k Hasselblad - the opportunity for a great photo is always there no matter the gear. You can take excellent pan shots with today's higher end point & shoots and mirrorless cameras. They're more than suitable for web…

I can't wait to go back to sebring.

There needs to be a "How to shoot cars like a pro but you can't afford equipment that cost as much as said cars" Tutorial.

Speedhunters has another excellent guide on how to shoot cars. The article is right here and it covers aperture and ISO.

Must have gone to the Miss Swan School Of Driving.

I realize there are no tracks but it doesn't hurt to dream.

The officer in question later seen at his part time job in drivers ed:

You know what I always say: If you wait till the last minute, it only takes a minute.

Elon Musk, Procrastinator Extraordinaire.

Since my worth is around $6,000, could I just drive around a 155 mph all damn day in Finland and pay $0.50 a ticket?

Practicality aside, let's point out how accurate that was. Dropping that much water from above at speed without getting a drop on that guy's phone or the road block down the road. Impressive. That pilot (like many) has some serious skill.

You shoot Nikon?