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Jul 14, 2008 19:21 |  #1

Sorry for ruining such a cute face with amateur portrait skills :oops: I never really take pictures of people, portraits have never been my strong point. These were spur of the moment, it was getting late and the sun's reflection off of the bay was very harsh and at a terribly low angle. Workin with what i got

So here, rip me apart :) i know the colors didn't work too well, but what would help?

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Jul 14, 2008 20:15 |  #2

Is that a Suzuki TLR??


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Jul 14, 2008 20:24 |  #3

She looks a little like Katie Holmes? LOL Lighter hair color but could definitely pass as her sister :) Fun pictures


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Jul 14, 2008 20:34 |  #4

yup, that's my tiller :) love her to death too!

as for katie holmes, i've never really noticed. this girls sister used to do porn though... or so i've been told




  
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Jul 14, 2008 20:37 as a reply to  @ Mitch F's post |  #5

Did you manage to fix the tank slapping problem??


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Jul 14, 2008 20:41 |  #6

nice shots but why is the back of the bikr cropped out?


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Jul 14, 2008 21:37 |  #7

yogestee wrote in post #5911846 (external link)
Did you manage to fix the tank slapping problem??

the TLR's weren't really the culprits of tank slapping, the first year of the TLS (97) was the bike dubbed "the widowmaker" because of it's lack of a steering dampener. when the TLR's came out in 98 both models from then on out were equipped with dampeners, much helping the problem... not to say i haven't experienced my fair share of tank-slapping scares :shock:

not4you - in general, i'd take bikes over girls :lol: but i was trying to draw more attention to the girl rather than my bike, although i'm not sure which one is better looking! which one specifically? 2 or 3? don't worry, she's already agreed to another try :)




  
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Jul 14, 2008 21:51 |  #8

Mitch F wrote in post #5912217 (external link)
the TLR's weren't really the culprits of tank slapping, the first year of the TLS (97) was the bike dubbed "the widowmaker" because of it's lack of a steering dampener. when the TLR's came out in 98 both models from then on out were equipped with dampeners, much helping the problem... not to say i haven't experienced my fair share of tank-slapping scares

Mitch,,a few mates had TRLs and they had some monumental tank slappers especially when gassing up over a series of ripples or giving them a handful exiting slow right handers,,never seem to happen exiting left handers..

They replaced the OEM steering damper with an Olhin and problem solved..


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Jul 14, 2008 22:01 |  #9

i'd love to pick up a new steering dampener and rear shock, but unfortunately college + bills = no extra money. i did manage to save up the $ for a set of pazzo levers a month or two ago, and i must say, HUGE difference, i'm in love! i've heard that with a new dampener and shock it's like a whole different bike!

the ohlins are ajdustable, aren't they? the GPR's are also supposed to be very nice.




  
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Jul 15, 2008 04:56 |  #10

Mitch F wrote in post #5912396 (external link)
i'd love to pick up a new steering dampener and rear shock, but unfortunately college + bills = no extra money. i did manage to save up the $ for a set of pazzo levers a month or two ago, and i must say, HUGE difference, i'm in love! i've heard that with a new dampener and shock it's like a whole different bike!

the ohlins are ajdustable, aren't they? the GPR's are also supposed to be very nice.

I believe they are Mitch,,but expensive..


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Jul 15, 2008 09:28 |  #11

These aren't bad -- had the same question on why the bike gets cropped. Work on framing and you're on your way...in the last shot, she's got a little "Katie Holmes" thing goin on.


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Jul 15, 2008 09:47 as a reply to  @ Dmab's post |  #12

Not to hijack this thread, but I would appreciate if you guys would rate my picture of a girlie on a bike :)


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Jul 15, 2008 11:35 |  #13

Mitch F wrote in post #5912217 (external link)
not4you - in general, i'd take bikes over girls :lol: but i was trying to draw more attention to the girl rather than my bike, although i'm not sure which one is better looking! which one specifically? 2 or 3? don't worry, she's already agreed to another try :)

I see your point about the focus being on the model, but in both 2 and 3, since she is not centred it seems odd that the side of the shot where she is situated is being cropped. Perhaps in #2 it is this way to avoid the SUV in the background, but I don't like having the tail cropped in #2 because the rest of the bike is in the shot. In #3 the majoriy of the bottom of the bike is out of shot so it is understandable to have the crop being horizontal but again, it doesn't fit for me that the tail is missing off the side. Having said that, this is a minor detail that is more to do with my OCD than the images themselves. Overall they are really good captures with a pretty model and in a nice setting.


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