Kawasaki Ninja 250R in an alley

[darksparkz]

Here are some shots I made with my buddy's Canon XT and my Canon 10-20mm and 50mm f/1.4

I'd love any comments about it. These are some of my first shots with any DSLR, no post editing. There were shot at JPEG also.



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[El Chrism]

cool shots, i've got the '08 model!

[PhotosGuy]

I like #6 & think the bike had a better angle than you've found for it yet?


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[blam]

6 is also my favourite. can't say I particularly am a fan of the first 5 though.

[Mark1]

The technique seems to be good. But Idont find any of the images interresting, Sorry. But as I said looks like you nailed it technically!

[darksparkz]

Yeah, I guess it is a bit too routine, it's fairly typical compared to what is mostly seen around these forums.

But yeah, still developing, I'm hoping to develop composition better and have more exciting shots.