Professional Photography

[Steel]

The picture I have on the Dragon I leaned away so I could be throwing sparks for the camera.

 

[Kevin frazier]

The picture I have on the Dragon I leaned away so I could be throwing sparks for the camera.

of course you tried to throw sparks on the camera, heathen

 

[Steel]

of course you tried to throw sparks on there camera, heathen

It's "their". I'm not just any heathen, I'm a grammar heathen.

 

[Kevin frazier]

It's "their". I'm not just any heathen, I'm a grammar heathen.

the, took 6 yars of speeelin

 

[barbagris]

Icon Airflight.

That's where - Watched a documentary about ICON a few months ago.

However, it looks to me as though your upper body is leaning outwards rather than into the corner.

Apparently this is common where folk have ridden off road (or on ****ty ice covered roads).
Here in Spain it is called "English Style" riding. Occasionally the "Greeves Style" .

I confess I ride so too. Though I've done almost no off road riding: I don't think 1 day playing on a mate's Suzuki trials, at the Bovington Tank proving ground, in the early '80's counts.

 

[Paul Bryant]

Check out the reflection of the road curvature in the helmet. Bonus art.

Yes, as a photographer myself, I did notice that.

 

[Kevin frazier]

Yes, as a photographer myself, I did notice that.

Show us some of your pictures paul cmon man, this thread is professional photoing

 

[Dr.D]

Of course I’ve checked many a pictures taken on this famous road since we ride it a bit. This one is by far the most interesting for several reasons. I might actually buy this one and print it for wall hanging.

 

[Kevin frazier]

Of course I’ve checked many a pictures taken on this famous road since we ride it a bit. This one is by far the most interesting for several reasons. I might actually buy this one and print it for wall hanging.

Send us all one of sandy

 

[Kevin frazier]

Send us all one of sandy

Yours to it’s cool