bikeshow,tips??

recently went to a bike show and got some shots,as like car shows they are close together and hard to get shots without another bike in it or people walking by,any tips on how to get decent shots in tight spaces,this was cropped and it was very bright and sunny but turned out decent,any tips on composition would be great,thanx

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This is a quite unique shot. I can't find anything to criticize. Definitely a wall-hanger.

Little too distorted for me. The cars in the background are kind of a distraction too.

Digging the sky though.

Nice!

thnx so much,it was shot with my fisheye so some distortion is prob normal,ifi was better with ps i would attempt to clone the cars,i coulnt get a decent side shot as to close to other bikes so it was front or back only shots,thanx again.heres another view

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/nWAy​Sa

They're interesting shots & I think that they work with that bike. Just remember that a little of that WA distortion goes a long way & I'd only use it for special situations.

genesimmons wrote in post #17023841
...ifi was better with ps i would attempt to clone the cars

This might help for objects with hard edges: Selecting areas in PS.

Beautiful, though I'm afraid if I saw it while standing I'd fall over.

PhotosGuy wrote in post #17026779
They're interesting shots & I think that they work with that bike. Just remember that a little of that WA distortion goes a long way & I'd only use it for special situations.
This might help for objects with hard edges: Selecting areas in PS.

thanx for the tips.ill have a read on that,i can clone a bit on aperture software,i have lightroom on my mac but i prefer aperture,

WhidbeyHiker wrote in post #17026787
Beautiful, though I'm afraid if I saw it while standing I'd fall over.

I really like it, but it did give me a bit of vertigo...