2008 Honda CBR 1000RR

Heres some pics of my 2008 Fireblade used Sigma 24-70 2.8 and Canon 70-200 2.8 and two Youngnuo flashes

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It's a nice looking bike, but you're losing parts of it against those backgrounds.

thx, but where do you see im loosing parts to the background? on my monitor the lighning seems good..

Sorry it took so long to answer. We had a power failure Sunday, & afterward my modem wouldn't connect.
In #1 the dark windscreen blends into the background. In #2, the white tail does, too.

I can't enjoy the bike, the backgrounds are super busy and distracting. Remember this on your next session... Location, Location Location!

Thx for the comments but i really tought that way :P on the first i was trying to get a sort off industrial background..the second was with the grafitti giving it the urban look.. maybe i did it wrong but that was what i where looking for

I'm really digging that bike dude. You should do a manipulation with it. Sample below

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thx but i like my pics a little less manipulated

I agree on the backgrounds. Maybe a darker brick type wall?

Sweet bike! They look good to me, they just need a few tweaks here and there but not much.

#1 The black front fairings blends in with the background just a bit but I do like the way it is.
#2 I would either make the background have a grunge feel to it to make the bike stand out, or boost the colors of the graffiti a tad but not too crazy that would strain the eyes lol.
#3 I would blur out the background more.

Light browns, greens, slate gray (metal) look good as backgrounds for white bikes. I spend a pretty good amount of time with my camera at the track, I have friends who race their sport bikes.

Rimol wrote in post #17066029
Thx for the comments but i really tought that way :P on the first i was trying to get a sort off industrial background..the second was with the grafitti giving it the urban look.. maybe i did it wrong but that was what i where looking for

Here's another example, honestly kind of a terrible picture - from when I first started shooting cars, but you get the idea - the color and the texture contrasts sharply with the smoothness of the car and makes it pop: