Which reminds me of this famous photo, "Pale Blue Dot"
Probably the worst photo ever, but also one of the most spectacular. That dot is the Earth, taken by the Voyager 1 spacecraft at a distance of 3.7 billion miles, making it the furthest-away photo of Earth we've ever taken. The light area that our planet is sitting in is actually a beam of sunlight. The Earth itself takes up less than a single pixel in the original image.
It's photographically interesting and gives a unique perspective of the car and the track. A picture of a F1 car is boring, however give it a unique twist and it becomes a cool picture.
Clicking on it to see it scaled down on Imageshack, so that I can see the whole image, I see it is a very interesting and cool picture.
It being larger than my monitor, I see either white lines on asphalt or a car.
I think this is a case where the size hurts more than helps, unless you have a large enough resolution. If it were printed out and framed in this size it would be awesome.
I would actually be intrested to see how he set it up.
