GOOD PHOTOGRAPHY TIPS

[The Renaissance Man]

This is one of my favorite pictures from all of the finished bikes this year.

 

[bean]

Thanks Renaissance Man . I was laying on my stomach to get this shot. Got lucky with the light coming through on the top left....... I didn't notice it until I got home and started looking through the pics. All the shots were taken with a 5 year old $90 Olympus camera.

 

[kingfish254]

Thanks Renaissance Man . I was laying on my stomach to get this shot. Got lucky with the light coming through on the top left....... I didn't notice it until I got home and started looking through the pics. All the shots were taken with a 5 year old $90 Olympus camera.

I agree with RM, this shot really shows off the split tubes and the background shows off the non-existant seat tube. The lighting and composition turned out perfect. In a couple of weeks, I am going to try to duplicate this shot with my bike to show of the split tubes. It's always cool to see the shots that everyone comes up with.

 

[BDC]

Yep. Got sick of sharing the macs with the accounts department so I bought a Centris 610 some time during the renaissance.
I still have the Photoshop v1.1 floppys too. And Aldus Pagemaker.
I also do lots of advert layouts in psd in my graphic design biz: www.ultragraphics.com.au
Write and shoot for the motorcycle media these days as well. Archives are here: www.davidcohen.com.au or on fb: https://www.facebook.com/BigDavesPlace

Here's a bit I wrote ages ago on photographing motorbikes: http://www.davidcohen.co/how.html

 

[kingfish254]

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[KOTA]

Try to get a shot from EVERY angle. If your bike sits "low" it can really enhance that look.