robert_gerayles

<p>Thanks for the detailed asnwers, deffinantly something to think about and to look into.</p>

<p>Thanks for the advice. When looking at other peoples styles i still feel my style is different. Even if the same thing was shot you can see the difference in style, but deff need to work on my own ways of shooting. Hopefully will all the pushes and contacting of people some work will come out of it. I will be contacting my local papers for work, just freelancing at the moment. I deff feel that i want to work in motorsport, i have a mad passion for it. Any more tips and ideas would be great.</p>

<p>Hi guys<br>

Just something i've really been thinking about at the moment. I've pretty much finished my foundation degree in photography, I'm now looking for some tips and suggestions from other people for my quest to get on the starting ladder of my career. I have a website, i have published work going here and there. I think the most important thing that i need to keep doing is shooting and getting involved. I'm always looking at other peoples work learning ways of shooting. The area of photography I'd like to shoot is sport, espically motorsport so some more comments and critique on my work would be good. I have 286 images on Alamy so trying all the little things in photography but no sales yet but hopefully soon. Not expecting to get alot out of alamy. Will be joinging more at some point and aiming to get alot of stock photos on them. Be great for some tips from people especially in the sports area. I'm in contact with alot of the top motocross, and superbike/motogp photographers.<br>

Thanks alot, James.</p>