You've got to love Motorcycles...........

[kc4sox]

A friend of mine owns a Photography business that shoots on a local road that attracts riders from all over the country . Here a couple of the shots I grabbed while hanging out and shooting the bull yesterday.

As always, C&C welcome

Mike





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[KmH]

These were well framed.
There is sufficient space in the frame in the direction the first 2 motorcycles are moving to support a sense of movement.
The last one is not as strong in that regard, but the bike is leaving the scene rather than entering it and does not need as much frame in front of the bike.

Your shutter speed was a bit to fast.
Having the tire tread and wheel spokes blurred adds a sense of speed and realism.
The depth-of-field is sufficient to help isolate the riders and their bikes from the backgrounds.

A pop of flash on the riders/bike in #2 would have markedly improved the photo.