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Lovely angle, I like the placement at the side of the pavement. One thing i have heard is that when shooting automobiles and motorcycles you should try to avoid trees because it tends make a messy reflection. Where as if you did this with out trees you would have a much more neat reflection. Nice bike is it yours?

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Nice picture and bike. What CC is the bike because from where i am sitting it looks tiny,
as if you could pick it up and stick it under your arm, have to agree with Tomis as well
those trees do make for a messy reflection, could have been a lot better with just the water behind.

Good pic tho.

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filling the frame would be a more flattering idea. In my honest opinion

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I believe its a CBR 150. and I agree with John about letting the bike fill the frame. Wide angle is a great choice for a motorcycle photography.

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Lovely angle, I like the placement at the side of the pavement. One thing i have heard is that when shooting automobiles and motorcycles you should try to avoid trees because it tends make a messy reflection. Where as if you did this with out trees you would have a much more neat reflection. Nice bike is it yours?


Yes it is mine. Thanks for the tip.

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Jayman69 wrote:
Nice picture and bike. What CC is the bike because from where i am sitting it looks tiny,
as if you could pick it up and stick it under your arm, have to agree with Tomis as well
those trees do make for a messy reflection, could have been a lot better with just the water behind.

Good pic tho.

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Its just a 150cc bike, good for beginners like me.

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From one biker to another nice photo

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I didn't even know they did that in a 150, it's typically sold in the 125cc guise.

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I didn't even know they did that in a 150, it's typically sold in the 125cc guise.


Because in the UK its limited to 125cc and the USA its 150cc

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Interesting, i did not know that, although it makes sense with the UK being limited to 125 for the learner market.

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