Biker Chique
Posted 24/07/2011 - 00:09
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Not a comment on the model, but I think the shot may have been better with just the bike.
From a mechanical perspective the chain and trailing arm can make for a very interesting composition.
From a mechanical perspective the chain and trailing arm can make for a very interesting composition.
k5, 50mm FA, 18-55mm Kit, 50-200mm DA, 15mm Fisheye Sigma, 10-17mm DA Fisheye, 18-55mm DA WR, DA* 60-250, DA* 16-50
Posted 24/07/2011 - 02:31
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geclinke wrote:
Not a comment on the model, but I think the shot may have been better with just the bike.
From a mechanical perspective the chain and trailing arm can make for a very interesting composition.
Not a comment on the model, but I think the shot may have been better with just the bike.
From a mechanical perspective the chain and trailing arm can make for a very interesting composition.
I can shoot the bike any day... getting experienced models into the studio, takes a lil more effort..
as for the chain and swingarm... sounds like work... I'd have to clean it first...lol!
That bike gets "rode hard and put away wet".... washing usually involves waiting for a rain storm..
Fired many shots. Didn't kill anything.
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I got mentioned by that same model in a mag on your side of the pond...link