Well, we had a great and successful time at the Reno Air Races Pylon Racing School over the last few days. I was really happy to have Bill Fortney working with me as well as Moose Peterson giving us some great help as well. Everyone we met was very friendly and very talented at what they do. It really is amazing how hard this stuff is to shoot and when you finally get something that is really sharp it’s very exciting. Hand-holding very large lenses with fast moving subjects is hard enough but when they are propeller driven aircraft the shutter speed of the camera is everything. So, when you would normally want to use a very fast shutter speed to stop the motion of the subject you need to actually use what would be considered a very slow shutter speed. Most of the prop aircraft needed shutter speeds of 1/250 of a second or so instead of something very fast like1/1000 of a second or higher. This makes panning, or moving with the subject, a lot more difficult.