Some of my life's experiences expressed through photography.

Hi, my name is Scot Klein, welcome to my blog. This blog exposes certain activities in my life which I decide to photograph. I enjoy photography more than writing, so my descriptions might be vague and possibly pointless. I like the photography to speak for itself. Please comment, I like to hear your opinions. Also, if you happen to be around when I'm taking pictures and I don't include any pictures of you, please let me know and I'll try and get one up there.
For those interested, most of the time I am shooting on my Canon 30D (pre March 2007 Canon Digital Rebel XT) with either my 50mm f/1.4 or 15mm f/2.8 fisheye. I also have a 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 and a 70-300mm f/4-5.6. Sometimes I just carry around my Canon SD200 point-and-shoot. Let me know if you are interested in any of this and I'd love to share what I know.

P.S. If anyone wants the full resolution images for any purpose, just let me know.

Sunday, September 09, 2007

Tanner's First Auto-X

On Sunday we went to Tanner's first auto-cross race at Dubfest at Irwindale Raceway. We hung out with the guys at the Pure Euro tent for most of the day and found out that Andy got the job of V.P. of Sales for VF Engineering!!!! Also, I ran into Brad Silver of Neftin VW whose car I took some pictures of when it was brand new at the Pure Euro Cruise/BBQ (link to previous blog) back in August of 06, he loved the pictures so much he wanted me to take more. Tanner placed fifth out of 36!!!!






































Brad's ride. He got the hood and mirrors painted!




2 comments:

Anonymous said...

I love the video and I am so glad that you guys were there to share it with him! This is awesome for me because I get to see all of you guys (at least kinda). Miss you all and hope you are coming to the "Rockies" soon for a visit. Love ya and thanks for being such a great friend to my Goober. Go Tanner!

Anonymous said...

Great photos and video...it makes me feel like I was there! Go Tanner, thanks Scot, and thanks to all of you who were there to cheer Tanner on!
It makes a mother proud!