A day out on the bikes.

asphoto · Jan 19, 2007

I just joined the Forum today. Hello everyone. I have only been doing photography for 7 months now. Just learning as I go.
Here are some photos I took while out riding with my friends. Let me know what you think.

Sw1tchFX · Jan 19, 2007

I want a sportbike so bad.

oldd_cassettes · Jan 20, 2007

wow, pretty good for only 7 months!!, actually, VERY good

LaFoto · Jan 20, 2007

Heya, welcome to ThePhotoForum!

These are good. Panning when you have only started to take photos 7 months ago! Wow. :hail:
I still don't do well in panning - at all...!

I really like your DOF (depth of field) and composition in Photo ... erm ... photos are not numbered :irked:

... must count myself now, hmph :hertz: ... Photo 4!

Do you yourself show in any of them? (Like in #2?)

asphoto · Jan 20, 2007

No I am not in any of them. Thanks for the complements. I guess it would have helped if I numbered them. I will be sure to do that from now on.

Here is another one I did at the track.

Jeremy Z · Jan 20, 2007

Nice shots Allen! I wish I didn't have to ride so far to find such nicely-paved, twisty roads!

oCyrus55 · Jan 20, 2007

Good stuff and Welcome! Sportbikes are so cool...

Vixen · Jan 20, 2007

Fantastic pictures! And made even better by the presence of my favourite machines.
Your panning skills are amazing! I love all of those pics!

nomav6 · Jan 23, 2007

Sw1tchFX said:
I want a sportbike so bad.

get one, they're great, oh and nice pictures, I really like the last one.

vegas · Jan 23, 2007

Asphoto... can i make a suggestion, by all means not on photography but I find that when I am on one wheel I like to keep my feet on the pegs.:mrgreen:
Oh and if thats not you then I put my foot in my mouth and just pass the message on to him.

nomav6 · Jan 23, 2007

vegas said:
Asphoto... can i make a suggestion, by all means not on photography but I find that when I am on one wheel I like to keep my feet on the pegs.:mrgreen:
Oh and if thats not you then I put my foot in my mouth and just pass the message on to him.

when drag racing you hardly ever put your feet up, you keep them down so you can take off as soon as the light turns, and most drag races have an airshifter so no need in putting their feet up, but yea if your just trying to ride a wheelie make sure atleast your left foot is up to be able to hit the back brake in case you go back to far.