Tondeuse à gazon couteuse

Critiques [Translate]

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• Dot (12240)
• [2008-11-26 7:04]

Bonjour Mario
Quel sense d'humour tu as, j'adore le titre de cette photo.
En effect il est en train de labourer notre australien.
Bon resultat.
Dot

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• teamill (5136)
• [2008-11-26 7:52]

Mario, I have to admit that I've seldomed checked out your car shots, just because it's not a subject that interests me a great deal. But I see that's been a mistake on my part! The sharpness, detail, and clarity of this is really astounding. The grass and dirt in the air, the movement of the tires spinning - wow! Very impressive.
Trudy

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• szekelykristof (12587)
• [2008-11-26 8:10]

Ciao Mario,
Again a fantastic F1 action photo from you, great sharpness on the car and the flying pieces, particles. Elegant frame, great job! TFS.
Greetings,
Kristof

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• bucanas (15216)
• [2008-11-26 8:38]

Hi Mario,
Very good shot,decisive moment.Thanks.
Abracos,
Ralf

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• dareco (15141)
• [2008-11-26 9:03]

I like how the mud is being kicked up behind him. Another beautiful shot in this series. Excellent detail and color. TFS

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• colvert (4036)
• [2008-11-26 9:16]

salut Mario
Une image tres pertinente et précise
Alors en plus tu es là pile au moment où ce pauvre Webber mange de l'herbe.J'ai dit herbivore, pas granivore...
Superbe

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• boreocypriensis (7912)
• [2008-11-26 11:01]

Hi My friend Mario,
Another great capture from your excelent photography and passion to F:).
TFS and cheers,
Bayram

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• jazrr (1883)
• [2008-11-26 11:52]

Hi Mario:
Excellent shot and great title! Very nice focus. These are not easy to capture. well done.
Regards,
Jafar

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• rminkow (15098)
• [2008-11-26 21:25]

HI Mario...I like these shots so much....great details and action...nice work.

Roger

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• espanek (6602)
• [2008-11-29 12:14]

Hi Mario.
You are showing not only another fantastic F1 photo, but also a great sense of humour. I love the froze action here.
TFS
Wojciech

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• tomek_wap (4640)
• [2008-12-02 14:30]

Indeed an expensive piece of garden machinery.
Now you would need a hell of a large garden to use this one before ending up on the fence or a house wall ;-)

Great moment captured with some nice little "grass debris".

Thomas