My 33 Year Old Kawi Taken with a 350D and EF 35-135 USM Lens

[brawney]

This newbie still has allot to learn but my Digital Rebel sure makes learning easier though. ;)

brawney out :cool:

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[PhotosGuy]

Pretty bike & busy background! Read this, A few Car Lighting Tips - Updated (http://photography-on-the.net/forum/showthread.php?t=70290), & this, MOVE YOUR FEET! (http://photography-on-the.net/forum/showthread.php?t=536323) and...

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[Ballen Photo]

This newbie still has allot to learn but my Digital Rebel sure makes learning easier though. ;)

Nice bike, and fairly rare as well. Wasn't this one known as the H2? :cool:
-Bruce

[zacm7]

either a nice restore or someone has been babying this thing forever.

love the colour.

[brawney]

Thanks for the tips Frank. I see I have got allot of studying to do your
photos and Photoshop work are excellent there Frank.

The Bike is a 1975 Kawasaki 750cc two-stroke a.k.a. H2 or widow-maker.
I have 8 of these babies as it is my hobby restoring them. I want to learn
how to take the best pictures I can as there is a group of us guys who
collect them and we get together a couple of times a year. So nice photos
of the guys bikes would be nice to have to post online and as donor photos
for our yearly calender.

Thanks for the comments guys its greatly appreciated.

brawney out :cool:

[Padrino]

Awesome paint! Love the bike, try with a little less distracting background, and some more bokeh.

[PhotosGuy]

I see I have got allot of studying to do your photos Keep it simple. It's all about the light & the reflections. ;)

[Gary McDuffie]

Great condition! Brings back memories. In addition to what others have said, try a polar filter to reduce some of those reflections on the tank in the first picture. Were the disc brakes stock? I was thinking they might have been drum, but maybe not. My first one was a 66 or 67 Yamahammer twin 100 2-stroke. It was new and took way too much abuse from me trying to ride it like a dirt bike! :o)