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It was Jack's idea!

Started by _Sheffjs_, Wed 27, Sep 2017, 17:51:36

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_Sheffjs_

Take pics he says, find old building he says.   8)











Thunderbolt

And it was a good one.  I like how the pipes end in the first and last picture with the rear fender.  Very nice, well worth the effort. 

Flrider

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I like it  :cooldude: :cooldude:

Is it wrong if I considered this "EYE CANDY"  ;D

Jerry, got to say that I don't get tired of looking at your fine ride.

I'll give you some more homework, try to find some type of brick building, industrial background or old type gas station with garage door.
Let the bike be the focus of the pic but without taking over the background or the other option is if you have a camera with a zoom lens and take the pic from some distance while focusing on the bike, it will somewhat blur the background with the bike being really clear.







JUST TO HELP YOU UNDERSTAND A LITTLE BETTER  ;D



Squirrel

Jack has the right idea as seen in his attached photos.  Make the bike the focal point in the picture.  When you get the right photo, frame that sucker and put it on the wall!
David (VRCC #39880)

2000 Honda Valkyrie Custom - Midnite
1994 Honda Goldwing GL1500 MotorTrike - Blue Goose
1998 Valkyrie Tourer - newest acquisition

90% work, 10% glory!

_Sheffjs_

Is this something I can do on an I-phone   I haven't had a camera (Digital) in a few years now.     :crazy2:


Valkahuna

You can get pretty creative with iPhone camera. It even has filters in case you want to be artsy, fartsy. When taking the pix, be sure to tap your finger on the part of the bike  (or area) you want to highlite. This is where the focus and light reading will then be taken.

BTW, Jacks idea was a great one.  :cooldude: Your bike looks a bit like my Indian. Will this bile be at the RTB Saturday? If so, I may ride the Chieftain instead of Valk and put them together.
The key thing is to wake up breathing! All the rest can be fixed. (Except Stupid - You can't fix that)

2014 Indian Chieftain
2001 Valkyrie I/S      

Proud to be a Vietnam Vet (US Air Force - SAC, 1967-1972)

Squirrel

I'd try the iPhone first.  If you want to be more serious about taking pictures, decent digital cameras are relatively cheap.  If you buy one, try to find one that has manual exposure setting.  That way you can adjust the "depth of field" to give the blurred background.  An 8mp or 10mp camera should be fine, unless you are going to blow up the picture to poster size, then get something with higher mp (mega pixel).
David (VRCC #39880)

2000 Honda Valkyrie Custom - Midnite
1994 Honda Goldwing GL1500 MotorTrike - Blue Goose
1998 Valkyrie Tourer - newest acquisition

90% work, 10% glory!

_Sheffjs_

Quote from: Valkahuna on Thu 28, Sep 2017, 11:26:22
You can get pretty creative with iPhone camera. It even has filters in case you want to be artsy, fartsy. When taking the pix, be sure to tap your finger on the part of the bike  (or area) you want to highlite. This is where the focus and light reading will then be taken.

BTW, Jacks idea was a great one.  :cooldude: Your bike looks a bit like my Indian. Will this bile be at the RTB Saturday? If so, I may ride the Chieftain instead of Valk and put them together.

It will not, I am keeping it here in palmetto for a few more weeks, I want to make sure all possible bugs are worked out as it was torn down a good amount for the face lift.  So far I just had to re tighten the hand shifter.  It will be at the Nov 11th Valk get-together, also this will never have bags and it is more a short hop bike.


Valkahuna

Quote from: _Sheffjs_ on Fri 29, Sep 2017, 07:45:12
Quote from: Valkahuna on Thu 28, Sep 2017, 11:26:22
You can get pretty creative with iPhone camera. It even has filters in case you want to be artsy, fartsy. When taking the pix, be sure to tap your finger on the part of the bike  (or area) you want to highlite. This is where the focus and light reading will then be taken.

BTW, Jacks idea was a great one.  :cooldude: Your bike looks a bit like my Indian. Will this bile be at the RTB Saturday? If so, I may ride the Chieftain instead of Valk and put them together.

It will not, I am keeping it here in palmetto for a few more weeks, I want to make sure all possible bugs are worked out as it was torn down a good amount for the face lift.  So far I just had to re tighten the hand shifter.  It will be at the Nov 11th Valk get-together, also this will never have bags and it is more a short hop bike.



That's smart. It looks great.  :cooldude:
The key thing is to wake up breathing! All the rest can be fixed. (Except Stupid - You can't fix that)

2014 Indian Chieftain
2001 Valkyrie I/S      

Proud to be a Vietnam Vet (US Air Force - SAC, 1967-1972)

_Sheffjs_

Thanks Pete. It like the Valk is quite a lot of bike for the buck! I bought it with 4800 miles for 5g  :o   


larue

Great shot there jerry. Don't follow jack last exhibit might be costly  :evil: :evil:

Valkahuna

Quote from: larue on Fri 29, Sep 2017, 15:28:40
Great shot there jerry. Don't follow jack last exhibit might be costly  :evil: :evil:

Great advice Larue. Sherry might end up owning most of what joint stuff now.  :evil:
The key thing is to wake up breathing! All the rest can be fixed. (Except Stupid - You can't fix that)

2014 Indian Chieftain
2001 Valkyrie I/S      

Proud to be a Vietnam Vet (US Air Force - SAC, 1967-1972)

_Sheffjs_

Oh yes, easy to post that last pic seeing Edith is never on here!   :angel:

Flrider

Quote from: _Sheffjs_ on Sun 01, Oct 2017, 06:22:25
Oh yes, easy to post that last pic seeing Edith is never on here!   :angel:


Busted  :2funny: :2funny: