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Still pursuing an idea here. Whattya think?

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By the way, I have pretty much stopped replying to my own critique threads. It's too easy to get derailed into accusations of arguing with the critiques. I'll answer questions, though.

And, of course, I appreciate all responses. Thank you in advance, and thank you for comments given on previous pictures. I know it takes time and effort, I appreciate all responses positive, negative, or indifferent. Thanks, folks.
 
I think I see the idea of looking into something and seeing more and seeing more beyond that. Close? I think it is a good idea but maybe the object you used isn't the right one.

*i am using an iPhone to view this so take it with a grain of salt.
 
I'm viewing it on an iMac...and it's not visually very rewarding. I think I know what the subject matter is, but honestly, this just seems unrealized.
 
I know what you are going for but It's not the type of guts to be showing.

Shots like hood vents that can show a sexy manifold is on par with seeing up a pretty girls skirt.
 
I am not seeing real potential just yet. My eye goes directly to the big white patch which looks off balance. Is that white spot a pilot light or a reflection of one?
 
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Yes, it's a Ninja. The bright spot is the other side of the bike, in sunlight, seen all the way through.
 
Yes, it's a Ninja. The bright spot is the other side of the bike, in sunlight, seen all the way through.

I know my bikes got 2

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I've looked at this a few times and my conclusion is this: it could work in a series. I mean, it's not a stand-alone image, but that doesn't mean it won't work within a context. This is probably not very helpful, but it is what I have to offer. I would like to see 3-4 images with this idea next to each other. Some images are more like puzzle pieces. Alone, they don't give you much information, but alongside other pieces, a picture starts to form. So, I say, keep going.
 
Bingo ;)

Yes, this is part of a series which is itself part of a larger portfolio. Or at least, that's the plan.
 

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