Suzuki SV1000S

I was bored so I decided to take my bike out for a mini-photoshoot tonight before I head to the track tomorrow. All shot with either my Sigma 30mm or a borrowed 100-400L

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all of them excellent photos, simple, clean and beautiful

very clean, nicely done.

Thanks guys.

RadAL wrote in post #13223074
all of them excellent photos, simple, clean and beautiful

Agreed! ^

There are some really nice shots in there! Nice work!

Really nice light and/or lighting on them!

Nice bike, nice photos.

Thanks guys. I lucked out with awesome clear skies and a deserted road. Unfortunately for me, the mosquitos were attacking me so I'm covered in bites now.

haha, a small price to pay for such great shots!

#4 is very nice. Good location, too.

Bite 'em back!

Thanks Frank. That's actually right across the river from my apartment. I ended up riding over with a big messenger bag and a tripod bag that had 2 light stands in it as well. Bit of a handful, but it was less than a mile.

And, to show it's not just a pretty bike that gets used occasionally, here's me riding it hard on Monday. I'll be buying this photo later after I get paid.

http://55digital.photo​shelter.com …RSgQl7Bc/I0000T​KCLB9o.0aY

get one of those clip on OFF things. i use one when i shoot outside and don't get bit. just attach to your belt and bam, no more mosquito.

awesome photos and lighting!

The photos have nice color and detail to them
nice clean bike also ... + 1 on the good location

I must say, its quite nice to see tires that dont have chicken strips. Very nice bike and pictures.

NYNCTC wrote in post #13239975
get one of those clip on OFF things. i use one when i shoot outside and don't get bit. just attach to your belt and bam, no more mosquito.

awesome photos and lighting!

So they work well? Never tried them. This was more of a spur of the moment, wife's not around and I have a borrowed lens I want to play with, type of thing.

I got lucky with the weather. The sun was behind the trees so I had much longer than usual with the nice light.

Nickrows wrote in post #13240166
I must say, its quite nice to see tires that dont have chicken strips. Very nice bike and pictures.

If it was a street bike, it'd probably have some chicken strips since I don't like riding anywhere near the limit on the street. But I run it at the track too. Starting to reach it's limitations though.