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Don't have too many shots of whole bikes in black and white. I tend to only use it for detail shots so I give you my current Triumph Tiger and my current Ducati Scrambler both in black and white.
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Like both these photos, particularly the shot of the tiger. Worthy of publication. Didn't think that the Duke should be lurking in the grass.
Better a full bottle in front of me
than a full frontal lobotomy.
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Like 'em both K1W1. Thanks for the effort mate - really nice PP.I Shoot A Canon
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My memory's not as sharp as it used to be.
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As per the other theard. I always thought black and white would work better at this location with the bike.
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#1 of the thread starter is clearly the better of all 4 images as the background allows for better B&W shades to highlight the bike. The other 3 bikes (more-so the last 2) have similar shades to the background which makes them blend into it thus losing definition and making it harder to separate. The stone walls are a bit too busy as well. Maybe by lightening up the bikes only would help give them more definition. Just my thoughts - others may have a better slant on it.
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