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Few from a wedding I attended yesterday. So called pro was using a bridge camera. Shot these in RAW, Any suggestions on how to improve?
Untitled by wetny, on Flickr
Untitled by wetny, on Flickr
Untitled by wetny, on Flickr
Untitled by wetny, on Flickr
IMG_0611 by wetny, on Flickr
IMG_0611 by wetny, on Flickr
Untitled by wetny, on Flickr
Untitled by wetny, on Flickr
Untitled by wetny, on Flickr
Untitled by wetny, on Flickr
IMG_0611 by wetny, on Flickr
IMG_0611 by wetny, on Flickr
It's been a while since I have aimed my Camera at my girls for a while. I'm glad I got this shot earlier.
IMG_0135 by Lee Curtis photography, on Flickr
IMG_0135 by Lee Curtis photography, on Flickr
tmz99 said:
Selfie while riding on the back of the missus's bike.
You have to be some sort of loon if that is a real selfy on the back of a moving bike, with a loose helmet strap, only wearing a tee shirt and your missus up front!Sorry but I find that totally irresponsible especially as my youngest nearly lost his life when he dropped his bike at 50mph in full leathers, full gloves, high biker boots and a full face helmet as it was he spent 3 weeks in hospital with a badly broken leg which now has an iron rod through it for support and 6 months off work recuperating. He hasn't ridden a bike since and never will in the future and he was always fully kitted whenever he rode his bike.
It's your life pal, my little rant over but, if it makes you act more safely in the future then it's worth it.
Back to proper photos
YB
Edited by Yellabelly on Tuesday 3rd September 23:32
Yellabelly said:
You have to be some sort of loon if that is a real selfy on the back of a moving bike, with a loose helmet strap, only wearing a tee shirt and your missus up front!
Sorry but I find that totally irresponsible especially as my youngest nearly lost his life when he dropped his bike at 50mph in full leathers, full gloves, high biker boots and a full face helmet as it was he spent 3 weeks in hospital with a badly broken leg which now has an iron rod through it for support and 6 months off work recuperating. He hasn't ridden a bike since and never will in the future and he was always fully kitted whenever he rode his bike.
It's your life pal, my little rant over but, if it makes you act more safely in the future then it's worth it.
Back to proper photos
YB
YB - Although all props to your personal circumstances (people who have had a certain even happen in their lives are more predisposed at letting other people know the danger of whatever it is they went through), this photo was taken on a 125cc scooter at no more than 50kph here in Taiwan where this is pretty REGULAR safety gear (as it is throughout most of Asia). When I ride proper street bikes the safety gear increases in response to the increased speeds at which I travel. Sorry but I find that totally irresponsible especially as my youngest nearly lost his life when he dropped his bike at 50mph in full leathers, full gloves, high biker boots and a full face helmet as it was he spent 3 weeks in hospital with a badly broken leg which now has an iron rod through it for support and 6 months off work recuperating. He hasn't ridden a bike since and never will in the future and he was always fully kitted whenever he rode his bike.
It's your life pal, my little rant over but, if it makes you act more safely in the future then it's worth it.
Back to proper photos
YB
Edited by Yellabelly on Tuesday 3rd September 23:32
Albeit it true that one can not predict the actions of other motorists, one lays their trust in whomever is doing the riding as a bike/scooter has to ride aggressively and with skill to avoid potential idiots.
I'm not sure whether these are worth of inclusion in this thread, but I was pretty pleased with them.
Took my sister-in-law to the Royal Welsh Show where she was competing, so thought I'd take the camera along and take a few pics. The net is part of the sidesaddle outfit apparently.
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Took my sister-in-law to the Royal Welsh Show where she was competing, so thought I'd take the camera along and take a few pics. The net is part of the sidesaddle outfit apparently.
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IMG_3472.jpg by Nicholas R Horne, on Flickr
IMG_3911.jpg by Nicholas R Horne, on Flickr
IMG_0054 by Nicholas R Horne, on Flickr
IMG_0244.jpg by Nicholas R Horne, on Flickr
IMG_0782.jpg by Nicholas R Horne, on Flickr
First time I've tried this style, quite pleased with the results.
October 2013 B&W 01 by Mike G Photos, on Flickr
October 2013 B&W 02 by Mike G Photos, on Flickr
Self Portrait by Mike G Photos, on Flickr
October 2013 B&W 01 by Mike G Photos, on Flickr
October 2013 B&W 02 by Mike G Photos, on Flickr
Self Portrait by Mike G Photos, on Flickr
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