Bicycle Photography

[Leslley Scotte]

NPB, your images are nice. It must be pretty quiet out there in those canyons.

Thank you Ndaway. Im a classy chick.

 

[naturephotoboy3]

NPB, your images are nice. It must be pretty quiet out there in those canyons.

Thank you Ndaway. Im a classy chick.

Quiet and beautiful....just like i like it. Backpacking out in the canyon far away from everyone is heaven. Once you get settled for the night..there is nothing like sitting on your mat and listening to NOTHING. MAybe some Elk or other creatures..but no cars or horns or trains or whatever makes noise. Then you have the sights to take in...nothing like it. And living out here they are just a short drive to what ever you want.

 

[Leslley Scotte]

Another detail of the Colson. The Builders Bell.


Builders Bell by Scotte Photography, on Flickr

 

[Leslley Scotte]

This is a wide detail of my custom I build years ago. This is a "Fastener-less" rear hub, axle and bearing assembly(Patented). As you can see the bike has spent lots of nights outside from the rust. Simplicity is key.


Rear Hub (detail) by Scotte Photography, on Flickr

 

[Leslley Scotte]

This is how it normanly sits, without a kickstand, on the pedal. The head light you can see inside the front tube, it's two white and a single blue LED, the rear has a single red. They are controlled by a switch under the seat and the wiring running through the frame. Also you can see the side-step in the frame for the rear assy.


frontendsmwm by Scotte Photography, on Flickr

 

[Endlesschain]

that pretty original bro,good use of fat tubes

 

[outsider13]

Painting is fun, I have never used a flash light it's a little to small of a source for me. I used to use this. Its a 20'x20' silk screen. mostly for cars though. I use a smaller source than that at the moment, I can hold it and and have much more control over the light I put on the subject. Cars are mostly something that I paint hand held though. Bicycles take being painted very well.\

FLASH LIGHT! :shock:

 

[Leslley Scotte]

FLASH LIGHT!

Thats one heck of a flashlight! What kind of flashlight is that. I like them alot!! Looks like what I'd get from one of my strobes with a 20 degree grid on it.

 

[Leslley Scotte]

that pretty original bro,good use of fat tubes

Thanks. I was told I couldnt do it, so I showed them I could. No big deal but im a girl...not so Bro-ish! LOL!

 

[Endlesschain]

that pretty original bro,good use of fat tubes

Thanks. I was told I couldnt do it, so I showed them I could. No big deal but im a girl...not so Bro-ish! LOL!

My bad digging it,I hate it when people(mostly those that have a degree in cleverness)say it can't be done so gotta prove em' wrong and with some smugness.

 

[Endlesschain]

just a close up I edited,don't have time or money to get a good camera so just use my iphone and edit pics

 

[Leslley Scotte]

I like it! It's gritty! Did you use the flash for that? keep posting.

 

[Endlesschain]

I like it! It's gritty! Did you use the flash for that? keep posting.

no flash,for some reason I don't like 90% of any pics I take with a flash,so only really use a flash if taking a pic of a person,I just use natural light but do play around with the position of the object til I like it,I like editing but I don't have any method,I just play around til I like it'some pictures take 10 minites and end up awesome and others take over an hour and don't really like it,game of luck with me,glad you like it,i guess I tilt towards hard and gritty with bike images but total oposit with landscape,very dark and moody soft

 

[Wildcat]

Loose bearings just repacked.

 

[MadMax '58]

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[Gold Street Customs]

I don't claim to be a photographer by no means, but here's a couple of my faves

 

[Leslley Scotte]

The bearings give me a good idea for some arty product work at which I could practice. Thanks Ya'll! I'll post them here when I get to them!

 

[naturephotoboy3]

 

[naturephotoboy3]

TOUR DE FAT bikes I saw while i was there today. Thought it was a cool shot

 

[Endlesschain]

my old skool chopper