Craig and I went to shoot the Al Toefield Memorial Road Race in Prospect Park on Saturday. The race started at 6:30am. Getting into the park from lower Manhattan at that hour proved to be a giant pain in the butt as the subways are running on wacky schedules at that time of night/early morning.
It’s always a pleasant surprise to bump into folks coming home from a late night out, when you’re just getting your day started…really puts things into perspective.
Anyhow, Craig brought out his shiny new 5D MkII, while I toted along my trusty D40 and coffee mug.
This was definitely a learning experience for me. I learned that a) I want more camera b) I NEED more lens.
Breaking away:
Check the expression. Someone’s digging deep to bridge that gap:
This is one of my faves. Craig, thanks for holding still!
Fountain/sculpture on the way out of the park that I thought was neat:
All in all, it was a great experience. I’m already looking forward to shooting the next race. The rest of the pics can be seen on my Smugmug, here.





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