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For photographers

Let drivers find your photos without knowing your name

Say which meetings you shot, and you appear on that event, on those races, and on the page of every driver who was there. A driver looking up their own weekend finds you, which is the one way of being found that does not depend on them already following you.

Free, and a free profile is a real profile: public page, claims and sample images.

Meetings
2,007
to claim from
Drivers
13,307
with their own page
Races
31,133
individually claimable
Circuits
15
across New Zealand

The point is not the profile page

Anyone can host a portfolio. What a portfolio cannot do is put you in front of a driver who does not know your name, and that driver is the whole market.

So a claim here is not a gallery upload, it is a statement about a real meeting in the archive: I shot this one. Because that meeting is joined to its races, its classes and every driver who took part, saying it once puts you on the event page, on those race pages, and in a “photographers who shot these races” panel on the page of every driver who was there.

A driver looking up their own weekend, which is what drivers do, finds you without ever having searched for a photographer. That is the traffic worth having, and it is the reason to bother filling coverage in.

  1. Say which meeting you shotType the event name; it resolves against the real calendar. Add the link to where the photos actually live, per claim, so a Taupo album and a Manfeild album are different links.
  2. Pick the grainThe whole meeting, one class within it, or a single race. Whatever matches what you actually covered.
  3. You appear where drivers already areOn the event, on the races, and on every driver page from that weekend, with a few sample shots and a link out to your own gallery.

Claim what you shot, not more

Most photographers do not cover a whole meeting. You are there for one class, or you were trackside for two races and packed up. Claiming the lot when you shot one grid is how a directory stops being useful, so the claim has three grains and the narrower ones are the honest default.

Every claim is checked against what actually ran at that meeting, so a class that was not there cannot be claimed. Nothing verifies that you were there. That is self-reported, there is no signal on earth to check it against, and the site says so plainly on the page rather than pretending otherwise. A moderator reads new claims and judges plausibility.

GrainShows up on
Whole meeting Event page + every race + every driver there
One class That class’s races + the drivers in it
One race That race + its finishers only
Real data the three grains of a coverage claim · See the directory →

This is an index, never a shop

A few sample images per claim and a link to your own gallery. No selling, no licensing, no print fulfilment and no hosting your full set. The images here exist to prove there are photos of that weekend and to get the click; the transaction stays entirely between you and the driver, on your own terms.

Your files are not re-rendered or restyled. A sample keeps its natural aspect ratio, because a panning shot puts the car deliberately off-centre and cropping it square would cut the subject out. Where a square thumbnail is needed, the image is letterboxed onto a blurred copy of itself rather than cropped.

The Artist, Copyright and capture date in your EXIF are preserved, because that is your proof of authorship. GPS, serial numbers and camera maker notes are stripped, because publishing where you stood and which body you own is nobody's business. The credit is also shown as readable text, so attribution is visible and not just buried in the file.

KeptRemoved
Artist / byline GPS coordinates
Copyright notice Camera serial number
Capture date Maker notes
Natural aspect ratio Thumbnails, lens and body data
Real data what happens to an uploaded image · See the directory → Nothing is generated, restyled or passed to an AI model. A photographer’s work is the product.

What it costs

Registering is free and open to anyone with an account. You do not need to be a driver, and you do not need a competitor record. A free profile is a real profile with a real public page, not a preview of one.

Free account

  • A public profile page, in the directory and indexed by search engines
  • 10 coverage claims
  • 3 sample images per claim
  • 100 MB of storage
  • Your own gallery link on every claim

No card. Sign in with an emailed code and register in a minute.

Premium

  • Unlimited coverage claims
  • 8 sample images per claim
  • 500 MB of storage
  • Your profile floats up the directory

Free while Premium is in beta. The caps only ever limit ADDING, so if you drop back to free you keep every claim you made and can still prune them.