Motorcycle Shots

MJRPHOTO

Here are a few I got last week in GA.
















Some I fooled around with in Photoshop

mercphoto

Number on thing that popped into my head: your shutter speeds are too high. Those tires and spokes are frozen. It makes the bikes look like they are not moving, which is a bit distressing to see a leaning bike that appears to not be moving. Drop it down to 1/500 at the most, preferrably under 1/200, and pan with the motion of the bike. Several were also cropped too tight.

2whlrcr

The biggest problem I see is, they're all Buells.

SavedByZero

MJRPHOTO wrote:

Here are a few I got last week in GA.

Wow I didn't even know the 1125R was on sale yet?? Wanted to test ride one at Bike Week Daytona this past feb but didn't see any there except for a display cutaway verision.

Tee Why

Agree about not panning and using slower shutter speeds.
I also agree that cropping is so tight, there is no place for the bikes to go into. I'd also prefer to see a little less centering and more negative space for the bike to ride into.

BradfordBenn

I agree that it is a little tight, the bikes have no sense of speed.

However as long as it has two wheels, it is okay in my book.