Personal Work Backlog
When i do get a moment i still love to follow my passion of photography, which was originally born out of my love for motor racing back in my early teens. I grew up at Brands Hatch and when i raised enough funds from my first proper job, i used to shoot racing on a trusty manual focus Nikon 35mm film camera and long zoom lens.
I was fortunate enough to travel to a few UK circuits as well as the first two motorcycle Grand Prix at the then "new" Nurburgring and also the Le Mans 24 Hours.
Back then i was huge Barry Sheen fan and was privileged to see his last ever German GP ride as well as his last British Grand Prix at Silverstone.
After a few years break due to work and family commitments i have tried to attend the British Superbikes at Brands Hatch whenever weddings allow. This year i made it to both meetings and on each occasion it was well worth the trip.
I know the meeting was back in August but due to my workload, i have only just got around to work on my images. On the day i had Jacob and Ruby in tow. We had a great time, but obviously my photography had to take a back seat as i enjoyed a family day out.
Here Ruby on the stunning BMW K1300R.

I also managed to grab a few shots on the exit of Druids Bend. All were shot on my D300 and Nikon 18-200 VR lens.






Late in August, Eastbourne is host to Airbourne, a 4 day airshow with many fly pasts out over the sea. The town comes to a total halt and on Sunday night, a huge firework display takes place off of the end of the pier.
We took the kids to see the fun and i had my trusty Canon G10 in my pocket. Here are a couple of my shots, captured hand held and with me holding my breath whilst bracing myself against a wall.


Labels: BSB, Eastbourne, Peter Prior Photography




























































