Friday, January 7, 2011

Motorcycle Racing 2010 In Retrospect - Part Three


2010 In Retrospect - Part Three - Images by andrea wilson

The third and final slideshow to cap off 2010. Hope you all have enjoyed them. Looking forward to starting another year of shooting motorbikes tomorrow at Anaheim I. Braaap! :)

Wednesday, January 5, 2011

Motorcycle Racing 2010 In Retrospect - Part One


2010 In Retrospect - Part One - Images by andrea wilson


During my Holiday break I had compiled some of my favorite photos of 2 wheel racing from 2010. It was great to look back through the year, which for me was a great despite the roller coaster ride. There were lots of great events attended and some great moments in racing to capture. Here's part one of my favorite photos from last year.

Hope you enjoy them as much as I enjoyed creating them.

-Andrea

Friday, December 24, 2010

Happy Holidays!




Here's another one for my dirt track friends, Ducatistas, and Nicky Hayden fans.

-Andrea

Happy Holidays!




Desktop #2 for the Ben Spies fans. Enjoy!
-Andrea

Happy Holidays!




The first of my holiday desktops... Hope everyone is enjoying the holidays!

-Andrea

Monday, November 22, 2010

Valencia Test - MotoGP - 2010 - Featured Photos


Valencia - November Test - MotoGP - 2010 - Featured - Images by andrea wilson

When I try to explain Valentino Rossi to people who don't follow motorcycle racing, I say, think Elvis or the Beatles meets sports athlete. People go nuts over that guy. Now when you add to that, the Italian guy takes his first ride on an Italian GP bike.... absolute madness. The air was electric with anticipation, in the stands and on pit lane. There were moments that I wondered if that fever pitch would result in someone running you over just to get a shot of Rossi.

Then, the madness sorted of turned into a bit of boredom with the two and half hour weather delay. Any rider who stepped out of the garage was subjected to some of that feeding frenzy, because it was like oh thank god, something to photograph. The lull in the storm ended when the man in black and florescent yellow finally rolled out on the black Duc. I don't think i'll ever see so much excitement for just a few laps. That is unless Rossi makes some other monumental race team change. I'm thinking it'd have to be something along the lines of F1 Ferrari to duplicate or top that.

I may be jaded in my somewhat young age, but even I had to admit, it was a day I will remember. Here are my favorites from that day...