I’ve always been interested in what can be done to salvage or reimagine those imperfect images—frames that were poorly exposed, soft, or just didn’t quite work at the time. Now, with AI tools, there are new ways to revisit that work. I love photography. I’ve made a living at it for decades. And I’ve learned one thing for sure: the future is coming whether we like it or not.

One of the most highly desired sets of fresh content involves spectacular rolling car-to-car photo shoots, where photo vehicles lead race cars slowly around the speedway while photographers and videographers capture imagery that, when done right, creates the illusion that the cars are traveling at race speeds—often in iconic venues.

Biffle seemingly appeared out of nowhere back in 1998 when he showed up at Disney World Speedway in a Jack Roush prepared NASCAR Craftsman truck. He came home 5th in that race, a hint at things to come. Just 2 years later he captured the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Championship

OM System didn’t just offer a smaller camera—they packed it with features that genuinely changed how I work.