Impromptu Harley Garage Shoot

From an impromptu shoot in my father in-laws garage:

Like 1&4 best

thanks

PanHead and Vette are tops......well done

thanks!

Love the white tank! Let's see the rest of it.

Its a motorized bicycle called a Grubee Skyhawk

I'm surprised FrankC let the 2000 pix wide file stay.

ChunkyDA wrote in post #14497816
I'm surprised FrankC let the 2000 pix wide file stay.

Maybe it's a Holiday bonus? Or maybe I didn't notice it.
OTOH, you could have reported it if it bothers you?

We're all a little tired

hey Dave, while you are critiquing the moderator's abilities, care to give some C&C about the shots?

Love the pics , tell your father in-law he has an awesome ride there.
Kevin

thanks will do

dngphoto wrote in post #14497347
Its a motorized bicycle called a Grubee Skyhawk

Oh, & thanks for the images. Would have loved to have that "back when".

dngphoto wrote in post #14497912
hey Dave, while you are critiquing the moderator's abilities, care to give some C&C about the shots?

OK, here goes...
As you said, they are impromptu shots and therefore nothing special, other than the subject. That's why I didn't comment on the pics.
No consideration for depth of field, lighting, background, different perspective, novel angle. More like a drive-by at high speed, take some time to slow down and examine what is there for you. A motorcycle is being worked on, OK. Maybe this is a tutorial or a shot of how something is before it is torn apart so you can remember how to put it back together. Why not ask the owner or mechanic to fiddle with something, proudly stand behind his baby or something.
Certainly a subject worthy of a revisit!
Last 2 shots, the bright orange grinder is drawing my attention away from the bike. The tire is in focus when the gas engine is probably more interesting.