You can also follow Sam at on FB and IG. If you're on a motorcycle, bicycle, in a Jeep, a sporty car like a Camaro or Corvette, or in a Mini or Miata, I'll almost certainly be shooting you. To allow me to get your best shots, here's some tips:
Slow down! If you're on a motorcycle, you might want that extreme lean through the curves, and I realize that takes speed. But if you're in a
Jeep or a car or a big cruiser or whatever, if you're going a little slower, I can get more shots, and focus more accurately. Don't hesitate to turn around (safely) and make a second (or third, or fourth...) If I see you come right back by, I'll still shoot you. The more photos I shoot, the more likely you'll see something you like. If I'm not already pointing the camera at you, honk *before* you get to me, to give me a second to focus on you. I'm often looking down at the camera, or I may be looking the other direction. If you see me, but I don't see you, get my attention. Smile, wave, do something silly. That'll get my attention for sure. Feel free to show off - wave at the camera or whatever. Just do it safely. I have tools and a compressor and sometimes extra water in the Jeep. If you're having a mechanical problem, I might be able to help. Be safe! Please don't stop in the middle of the road if there's lots of traffic. And if you want to do a burnout or a wheelie, well, that's on you. :)
