If you just bought (or received) a new DSLR camera, chances are, it came with a lens — something like an 18-55 or a 24-105, perhaps. When these lenses are bundled with a camera body, they’re known as “kit” lenses, and they’re among the most poorly-understood and maligned bits of equipment in photography. Let’s talk […]
Don’t Get Fooled Again
It’s almost turkey day here in the US, and that can mean only one thing for photographers: Black Friday sales. Depending on your level of experience, you may be eyeing those ads for yourself, or you may have friends and loved ones looking to you for guidance about some of these deals. While there’s no […]
A bit of housecleaning
I started this site around six years ago, and I’ve evolved a bit as a photographer since then. Motorsports have always been a passion of mine, but in its early days, LambertPix reflected a broader approach to photography as I learned the craft and shared my experiences with readers. Since those early days, I’ve found […]
2017 Vintage Grand Prix of Mid Ohio
One of the things I’ve been making a real effort to improve is my use of lighting, which implies, of course, my positioning at the track with respect to the light. Prior to being credentialed to shoot for Victory Lane, my track positioning choices were pretty limited, of course. Most tracks have at least one […]
2017 SVRA Open-Wheel Challenge
Four years ago, SVRA brought vintage racing to Indianapolis Motor Speedway, and it’s proven quite popular for drivers and fans alike. This year, SVRA doubled the fun, adding an open-wheel-only event held the week before the Brickyard Invitational. The addition of the Open Wheel World Challenge provides a little flexibility for some of the entrants […]
2017 Indianapolis 500
The 101st running of the Indianapolis 500 was a real treat for me. This wasn’t my first trip to the speedway, but it was my first trip for the event that defines this great venue. Immediately following the early-morning photo meeting, the pomp and circumstance of the day was absolutely non-stop. By mid-morning, the grid […]
2017 Gingerman Spring Brake
(as published in Victory Lane magazine) Early May in Michigan means trees and tulips blooming, green bursting from the landscape, and completely unpredictable weather. The Vintage Sports Car Drivers Association (VSCDA) has seen everything from sunny skies to snow flurries over the years for its annual Spring Brake Drivers School and Race Weekend at GingerMan […]
2016 VSCDA Grand Prix Au Grattan
(as published in Victory Lane magazine) Just a few miles northeast of Grand Rapids, Michigan, Grattan Raceway Park scribes a winding road course into the Michigan hills. Grattan packs ten turns into a compact two-mile track, and each of them has a unique character to challenge drivers and entertain spectators. On the weekend of August […]
2015 Continental Tire SportsCar Challenge at Road America
In 2014, a brand-new race series visited picturesque Road America for the first time… sort of. The Tudor United Sportscar Championship (TUSC) was formed as an IMSA-affiliated union of the former Rolex and ALMS series in an effort to strengthen sports car racing in North America. Road America had been a popular stop on the […]
2015 Angie’s List Grand Prix
Two years ago, Indycar decided that since they had every Indycar team around basically camped out in Indy for the month of May, they might be able to go ahead and get another race in on the road course that’s inscribed within the big 2 1/2-mile oval… and thus was born the Angie’s List Grand […]