Motorsports Photography – New England Top Drift

Jacob Giguere on October 5, 2019

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Time to showcase some motorsports photography! Last weekend, I went to New England Top Drift in Thompson CT to shoot some drifting photos for Clutch Motorsports. I’ve never really been interested in motorsports events, but this was actually a really fun experience and I would totally want to go to an event like this again in the future. #motorsportsphotography

It was through this event that I also discovered Robert Goodwin, who does a lot of motorsports photography like this. I really like how his photos turn out.

Camera Gear:

For this photo shoot, I used a Canon EOS Rebel t6 with A Tamaron 18-200mm lens. I also used a basic flash unit. The Rebel t6 is a really good budget-friendly camera if you’re starting to learn photography.

Additional Photos

Here’s some raw photos of other drifters that were participating that day:

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