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Restoration in progress, why all the loose wires, but a very cool bike. Obviously shot in his garage at f/2.8 and hand held at 1/20th...not a good place to be with no speedlite with me, nor does this old Canon like higher ISO's, but I probably could have considered ISO 400 for a little relief :)
far too dull for any birding tonight so working next to the snetterton race track is handy to get my daily fix
This is Cindy, who is the beautiful model in my most fav’ed photo. You can see more of her in my Cindy the German set, and she has her own Flickr page here .
If you've been following my last few posts, you know that I just got new studio lights and recruited a few friends to model for me. Cindy wanted to go out for a smoke and while outside we noticed that the Harley shop across the way was lit up, so we thought we would take a few outdoor shots. When we got over there, she noticed that there were motorcycles down by the service entrance. To make a long story short, one of the employees, Jarred, offered his Sportster in exchange for a beer. That is how the Harley ended up in my studio.
To top it off, Jarred was pretty good at suggesting poses, and worked tirelessly for two hours moving his machine around on our paper backdrop. We were getting some pretty good shots before we took the break, but having a Harley as a prop was just plain fun. There are more shots of Cindy and the Sportster to come.
Note: Please don't beat me for such a simple OOB frame. I had to do something because we got tire tracks all over the white paper backdrop, and OOB is new to me. Thanks to Serrator for his easy to follow OOB tutorial and to Dan Rhett for so many fine examples.
Some dudes used to zip around my neighborhood on these miniature bikes a while back.
I haven't built these bikes before so thought I'd have a go. Nothing amazing but the scale is pretty close I think.
Old BMW motorcycle with sidecar and two beauties made by Triumph.
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