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bikerider
29th of May 2005 (Sun), 06:14
This is a custom bike shoot I did a while ago.......didn't get much response from my last post and am wondering if people here like bikes......or maybe you think my photography of them is crap!
bikerider
29th of May 2005 (Sun), 06:16
A couple more to go with!
Vetteography
29th of May 2005 (Sun), 06:22
The first and fourth ones are great, but the second and third one have some stray shadows that are out of place (Handlebars on the 2nd and whatever is in the lower left on the 3rd one.)
All in all, some very nice shots.
bikerider
29th of May 2005 (Sun), 06:37
Thanks for the comment Vetteography.......yes the handle bars, very hard to control those shadows without reflectors and an assistant....... the shadow in the third shot was from a building and I had nowhere to go!
pompano64
29th of May 2005 (Sun), 09:20
i think the shots are ok. the light seems flat to me. something is missiing. not sure what, but they look like just nice shots, but not special. maybe thats why they use models in alot of car and bike shots.
skade
30th of May 2005 (Mon), 16:05
Very nice shots! Are you a member of any bike "groups" here in oz?
bikerider
31st of May 2005 (Tue), 01:51
Hi Sandi and thanks for the comment. I am a member of the NSW Norton Owners club, Hunter Valley branch and an online member of the Made in England subs group. I've been photographing bikes for magazines here for about 12 years.........will have my first Live To Ride shoot happening in June, should appear July-August I reckon'.
Roger.
skade
31st of May 2005 (Tue), 02:35
Congrats on the Live to Ride shoot.. I think my brother has every issue of that mag! I know someone offered him a fair bit of cash for issue #1.
Ballen Photo
31st of May 2005 (Tue), 08:11
This is a custom bike shoot I did a while ago.......didn't get much response from my last post and am wondering if people here like bikes......or maybe you think my photography of them is crap!
DUDE, That is one SWEET looking Bike! You did a great job of capturing it.:D
Myself personally? sometimes I come back to a photo several times before I make comment for various reasons, like being short on time, or even not having anything to say at the moment. I always try to say a little more than just "Nice", or some other one word comment, but that's just me. :shock: ;)
BTW, I LOVE the tire smoking photo.:D :D :D
-Bruce
bikerider
1st of June 2005 (Wed), 03:27
DUDE, That is one SWEET looking Bike! You did a great job of capturing it.:D
Myself personally? sometimes I come back to a photo several times before I make comment for various reasons, like being short on time, or even not having anything to say at the moment. I always try to say a little more than just "Nice", or some other one word comment, but that's just me. :shock: ;)
BTW, I LOVE the tire smoking photo.:D :D :D
-Bruce
Hey thanks for that, I made the comment about 'comments' as I'd noticed lots of comments on cars and planes, it just got me wondering.......the guy did several burnouts for me, he could really ride particularly considering it is a raked and stretched 120ci chopper!
Ballen Photo
1st of June 2005 (Wed), 10:40
the guy did several burnouts for me, he could really ride particularly considering it is a raked and stretched 120ci chopper!
Reminds me of my older Brother back in the day. He had a 74 ci Harley that was dual purpose, "Show" and "GO". I wish I had photos of it, as it made the cover of Big Bike Magazine back in the 70's. It had an Indian name painted on the tank, and if memory serves, was Atlah, or something like that, and I was told it meant "The Wind". As nice as that bike was, He would STILL ride it like He Stole it. Donuts, wheelies. and drag racing. People always wondered if He wasn't a bit Crazy. :shock:
-Bruce
Andy_T
1st of June 2005 (Wed), 14:16
Great shots ... love them all :D
(Maybe apart from the last one, because I don't consider burnouts to be a sign of a sane mind :rolleyes: )
Keep them coming!
Best regards,
Andy
Ballen Photo
1st of June 2005 (Wed), 15:15
I don't consider burnouts to be a sign of a sane mind :rolleyes: )
Andy, Having a vehicle capable of, and then actually doing a proper Burnout is a whole experience and adrenaline rush in its self, known only to those that have actually done it themselves. In some instances, it's an integral part of Racing.
It's also a form of exhibiting power that will remain a mystery to those that only ever drive the sedate econo sedans. Admittedly, there are a lot of us that are NOT totally sane, but we DO know how to have FUN. ;)
-Bruce
GyRob
1st of June 2005 (Wed), 15:28
i like bikes and i like your shots too.
Rob.
Medic1
1st of June 2005 (Wed), 16:43
Nice shots....gorgeous bikes
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