Showing posts with label drift. Show all posts
Showing posts with label drift. Show all posts
Monday, 24 September 2018
Mending D rift
Day 1 of Velocity Motorshow.
It has been a long time since I have regularly attended events.
Not sure why. Probably a combination of work life and changing landscape of events in Malaysia.
Whichever the case is, I just acquired a second hand camera to replace the outdated and out of focus EOS 40D. I love the camera but there isn't much choice there... even Canon doesn't support the camera any more. Can't even get it fixed.
It is a big adjustment getting used to the newer camera. What better way than at a car event.
It has really been a while since I've attended one of these. In the weeks leading up to this Malaysia Day weekend event, there seemed to be a lot more chatter on my facebook and maybe I just so happen to notice it. Didn't seem anything out of the ordinary, but then the advertisement for drift event caught my attention.
Monday, 26 December 2011
my Achilles weakness
If it wasn't for the fact that Formula Drift was happening again,
(that and I was broke)
I would probably still have been in Thailand.
Tuesday, 12 April 2011
right and wrong
Someone asked me to update my blog...
if u asked hoo, then you've got the right guy xp
all this started with a statement from Pink
if u asked hoo, then you've got the right guy xp
all this started with a statement from Pink
Thursday, 23 December 2010
For Muller Babes
For some,
Car events are about.. well the cars...
but for many, especially the so-called photographers,
it's all about the ladies...
and so for those wannabe's and the wannabe wannabe's...
here's a few for you to feast your eyes on...
(for those who claim to not like eye candy.. skip this post)
Wednesday, 22 December 2010
For Moolah Drifts
Thanks to Myeg, I got grandstand tickets to the Formula Drift for the second year in a row...
and this time was cutting it close... 2 days b4 the event.. :)
This year it was held at Dataran Merdeka
Unfortunately there isn't many good vantage points for ticket holders unless you have a media pass...
but then again it seems like almost any tom, dick or sally qualifies for media

The cars were cars on display,
big cars

with big names
as well as small

Also as expected was the young umbrella girls

though most hot blooded guys came to see this kind
the drivers also seemed a little younger this year
actually there's a 19 year old driver who kind smashed his car on his first trial..
such a shame (no this ain't him)
anyhow, soon it was time

the crowd was ready

and the drivers got the green flag

and off they raced down the track
skidding, and sliding
as they start their approach

at high speeds

then keeping it close as they make their way around the corners

and all that without having to worry about avoiding the popo's

but the cones.

and all that without having to worry about avoiding the popo's

but the cones.
sometimes they succeed

but sometimes they don't

However, better the cones than the barricade

but sometimes they don't

However, better the cones than the barricade

too bad I had to miss the final race day...
at least I got a few shots of the trial runs



All in all, It was a fun outing for the adults

and the kids

not only did the kids get to paint their faces
but some adults also put on masks!
anyway that's it about the drifting...
for those just interested in the ladies... stay tuned..
Thursday, 15 July 2010
Malacca Set Adrift
Now that you've had your fill of the ladies,
we can get to the actual focus of the FXOpen...
the cars doing their things
The cars go at break neck speeds
seemingly slipping and slidding
but having to always be in control
and keeping up with your opponent
Then night falls and the best 32 come out to play
starting off with a bang
turning on the lights
and drifting on to the next stage
with some flare
no holding back
especially around the corners
taking it all head on
leaving the opponents in the dust
and stay in the lead
but sometimes things go wrong...
This being the first time shooting a night drift
was surprised how well my camera performed,
even at ISO1600...
All in all it was definitely a worth it experience...
no holding back
especially around the corners
taking it all head on
leaving the opponents in the dust
and stay in the lead
but sometimes things go wrong...
leaving some things behind
while taking some things away with it
This being the first time shooting a night drift
was surprised how well my camera performed,
even at ISO1600...
All in all it was definitely a worth it experience...
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