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All are great but I really love the first one. Nice work

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Good work letting the camera really tell the story. It is about speed.
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Nice shots! On the last, I get the feeling the car is going out of control. Maybe it's because I see more of the side of the car...I dunno.
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#1 and #2 are outstanding! Excellent job!
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Wow! Great series of images. Thanks for sharing.
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Wow, fantastic action! It really is all about speed, and those tell the story, for sure. Nice work and thanks for posting those!

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You did an excellent job capturing the speed and the feeling of being out of control that drifting presents. Your unconventional cropping ofthe photos really make these shots work for me. It took several seconds for the first shot to appear and it was making me dizzy with all the speed blur.
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