I call seconds.....

 

next time dont get your shawdow in the picture, and if thats not your shawdow on the left side, you should have eliminated it... lines like those in pictures arent good, but your camera seems pretty high quality... i dont know why im giving you lessons lol i learned that **** from a afilming class in high school.... so nevermind dont listen to me

 

looks awsome but ide like to see the bike and less background. maybe zoom in a little. just my opinion..

 

nice ride man..i especially like the graphics on your helmet..where did you get that at??

 

I love the new 08 graphics, that bike as gorgeous!! awsome pic too

 

Only suggestion I have for the photo is get the helmet off the ground.

I hate putting mine on the dirty *** asphault.

 

It's a good picture of a nice bike...what works well with bikes and cars is a low angle...get down on the ground and have the bike fill the frame more... I'll see if I can find an example of mine...

Jules

 

Found it, the bike fills the picture more ...plus I still think I could have got a better shot by going nearer the ground...sorry for quality it's only from my phone camera...

Jules

 

Heyy, Thanks for all of the advice and comments on my picture.

My helmet is a KBC-VR2R Stealth
http://www.kbc-helmet.com/kbcbbs/zbo...=asc&no=35
Sorry for the longs url. HOw do you make a clickable word?

The headlight isnt busted out either. Its the reflection I guess.

The bike is treating megreat Don. I love riding andmy only regret is not starting earlier. Couldblame my dad cause he grew up around bikes butmoved away from themwhen I showed up. BUt IM not gonado that lol

 

Yes low angles works wonders Juliet is right. Try not to center your subject either. This is a common "mistake". Watch your shadows,poles,electrical line, anything that will distract.
Here are a couple examples not too bad though. Find a suitable location and try to shoot at dusk right when the sun is about to set.Some reflections are bad and distract especially if there on the car.



As you can see this works for every type of picture



This one was shot with a polarizer, it reduces glare on reflective surfaces, also did a bit of editing to get the b&w.

Now this picture needs a bit more room in the front, it gives the feeling of leaving the car room to move.


People actually asked me if this was for a magazine when i shot the s2000 haha