Zoom in: Australian Grand Prix
In a series of new articles, one of our photographers explains the good and the bad of shooting at each Formula 1 venue, and highlights their three favourite images of the weekend so far. First up is Albert Park, Melbourne
Albert Park is a unique circuit. It has got distinct characteristics but it does, like most Formula 1 photography, rely on the weather a bit. When the sun shines here it can be awesome - especially with the late start.
We were all getting very excited about shooting the second session this afternoon which started at 4.30pm because the light was going to be absolutely fantastic - and had been for the last four or five days. Of course, it got to about 2pm, the sun went in and it was miserable and cold, which was a bit of a disappointment.
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