Give It Your Best Shot! (bike photography)

[rustjunkie]

 

[37fleetwood]

Scott, you're really going to push me to up my game you keep coming up with shots like this!

 

[rustjunkie]

I wonder: if I'd moved the rear of the bike into that sliver of light:

 

[rcole45]

photos

Scott those photos are killer. The light you are finding in those settings does not get any better. Looking forward to seeing more.

 

[rustjunkie]

Scott those photos are killer. The light you are finding in those settings does not get any better. Looking forward to seeing more.

Thanks Ron!
The light might not get any better, but my camera...that's another story

 

[mike j]

Yeah, I can't decide which one I like the best.

 

[rcole45]

Photos

Ok you opened the subject LOL. What camera are you using.? Because to me I don't see how those photos are going to get any better quality wise on a computer. I use a point and shoot that only has zoom control, and Iam convinced that the lighting makes or breaks a photo. I think my best ones are at Scotts photo studio at the coaster ride. Keep up the good work, I can't wait to see more.

 

[rustjunkie]

Fuji Finepix E550:

https://www.google.com/search?q=fuj...ess&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&sourceid=ie7&gws_rd=ssl

Been using Fuji cams for a long time. What I like about this one is it's easy to use, has manual f-stop, and will optically zoom in macro mode. I had a few for work that gradually got dropped with the lense out: Kills em. Dropped my last one a few years ago and couldn't find a new cam that zoomed in macro, so bought a few "pre-owned" E550's on Amazon and ebay...come to think about it, I'm down to one....better get a couple more, they're out of production!

 

[rustjunkie]

 

[slick]

My 39 Arrow in front of an old Clipper ship on the San Francisco bay with the Oakland Bay Bridge in the background.