It's also flattering on a creative/personal level because Chris (who runs Bike Exif) doesn't really accept any old bike, or photos, as his stipulation is that the photography must also be of a high standard. One of the main aims of starting the magazine was photograph Italian motors and present them as well as possible with the gear available at our disposal within our budget (i.e. no, we don't own a top of the range Canon EOS-1D X though it'd be nice..), and the fact that we've had a fair few feature bikes on Bike Exif means we must be doing something right.
Nick's beautiful Baines Imola was up there last week, and got a very positive reaction.
Check it out here: http://www.bikeexif.com/ducati-900-supersport
Here's a couple more shots that didn't make it into the mag. Still one of the most enjoyable Italian bikes I've ridden.
3 comments:
Nice blog man.
While photographing indoors or outdoors the control of light plays an essential part in the final image that comes out after printing it. Light falling on the subject can be easily controlled with the help of umbrellas.
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Clever link man - sadly there's no room for me to carry umbrellas on a motorbike..so it's all day light plus flash (which I try to avoid 'cos not really too sure how it works.)
There's that S-bend again!
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