Time to look back at another week of Cyclo-X that is in the books, Last weekend we had the fortune of having not 1, not 2, but 3 great photographers on the scene to capture images of CYCLO-X Louisville.
RacerShot.com’s Terri Irsik, Brent Murphy, and Ryan Muncy caught some amazing moments and some thoughtful shots of the day. If you were there, I am sure that between the portfolios of these three, there is a picture of you worth saving!
You can check out Terri Irsik’s shots on her 
site: Sportshutter along with other great moments that she has captured. She has a knack at capturing the craziest acrobatic moments just as they happen.
Brent Murphy is so diverse, when he is not capturing bike racing, you can also see him at
Golf, Track and Field, and other events. Check his work out at Brent Murphy Photography.
Ryan has seen and taken it all, last week at 
the Denver Century Ride, and this week shooting Cross. His unique take on the event can be seen at Ryan Muncy Photography.
Please take the time to look through their portfolios and support these three, and the rest of the team at Racershots.com.
Thanks,
Gary Robinson, Publisher, Colorado Avid Cyclist.
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