I'm starting to feel like I'm horrible at blogging. I know it has been another couple months since I last made a post. I hate making excuses but it just has been a busy couple months but now I'm back.

Now to get to what this post is about...my weekend. It all startedlast Friday when I got invited by a group of friends who were having a track rental at Etown. They asked me if i could come out and take some photos of the cars. Sadly I couldn't get over there right when they started due to me having to work that day. I lucked out though, since it rained the night before they had to dry the track Friday morning and when I got over there at noon they were just getting to racing.

The track rentals are always a great time and it always amazes me what comes out to run. We had everything from Fusions and Explorers to Tesla and a group of 8-9 second Mustang group. As always I tried to get the tradition launching shot of every car and then after that decide to get a little creative and try some different angles and shutter speeds. Overall the photos came out great and I look forward to shooting my next rental!

Then it was time to move on to Saturday, the day I was most excited for! This whole year I have been driving to Philly a couple times to take a photography class to help with my skills. This weekend was the last one they were having of the year and the best one in my opinion! It was a capturing speed class and our subjects to shoot that day was a 1963 Chevy Corvette Grand sport, and a 1964 Shelby Daytona. These two cars are very rare with them both being unrestored and still in driving condition. It was amazing getting to see a couple million dollars worth of cars in front of me along with getting to see them drive. It was a very fun time and it helped my skills of capturing speed, while getting to watch some racing history in front of me!

I look forward to the class next year as they will be doing more outdoor demo days when having the photography class which is great! If you look for a great photography class that deals with cars then go check out the Simeone Museum in Philly and i know you will enjoy the class!

Overall it was a great weekend and I took Sunday to catch up on some rest and get ready for the work week. I am in the process of updating this site and changing it around a little more. I will be making this more of showing off my best work instead of showing everything I do. If you want to see all of my photos go check out my Facebook by clicking the Facebook logo on here. I will be posting to this blog more often to talk about what I'm up to so make sure to keep an eye out here for more!

From the drag strip to seeing mutimillion dollars cars, it was a busy weekend!