Submitted by starship303 on Thu, 30/08/2007 - 11:29.
wow, great shot. love the sense of perspective, and the shadow the bike is casting on the wood.
there really are getting to be some quality looking stunts at the falls.
IMO I would beg to differ in this case , the shadows of the wheels coming down add a great perspective , all he needed was a fill in flash to lighten up the rider
my 2 cents worth
Submitted by blackbetty on Thu, 30/08/2007 - 17:39.
ive got a mate that brings one of those slave external wireless flashes down and gets another mate to hold it somewhere else while he take it. makes for some really cool pics.
That is an awesome shot - the exposure, settings, etc. really good. Don't like the rider much though. His orange shirt looks suss! Is he too big for that bike?
Submitted by wheelieBin on Fri, 31/08/2007 - 15:20.
dude, seems like people are saying you are awesome with no training whatsoever.
mate ... can you see if you have the time to ride with me and show me a few stuff?
wish i can ride like you.
Dude, I'm going to ring Fuel TV and get them out there to take some footage of you. You know how to get those two wheels moving! Do you have workshops?
Excellent
Man, that's an excellent shot... love the lighting.
Oh, the rider's not doing bad either
is it just me or has that
is it just me or has that beenn widened?
wow
wow, great shot. love the sense of perspective, and the shadow the bike is casting on the wood.
there really are getting to be some quality looking stunts at the falls.
any chance of getting a hi-rez version??
Awesome shot! I'd lighten
Awesome shot! I'd lighten the rider a little but otherwise it's a great action shot
Isn't one of the basic rules
Isn't one of the basic rules of photography is to have the sun at your back, this lessens the shadows on the subject matter.
Maybe next time the photographer can perch in the tree behind and take the shot looking down.
IMO I would beg to differ in
IMO I would beg to differ in this case , the shadows of the wheels coming down add a great perspective , all he needed was a fill in flash to lighten up the rider
my 2 cents worth
HIGH LINE
wow nice high line the rider has taken .
ive got a mate that brings
ive got a mate that brings one of those slave external wireless flashes down and gets another mate to hold it somewhere else while he take it. makes for some really cool pics.
Thanks
Cool guys thanks for the comments. Regarding the techie questions i am not sure as i am only the monkey riding
However if you see two guys walking around the falls carrying a camera as big as a truck, answering to Cam & Mike...thats them!!
See ya in the hills soon!!!
Cam & Mike - is that a joke!
Cam & Mike - is that a joke!
Yup, its actually Mike & Mal
Yup, its actually Mike & Mal
Are they brothers that drive a Leyland?
Or would that only further the joke?
Great Photo skill
That is an awesome shot - the exposure, settings, etc. really good. Don't like the rider much though. His orange shirt looks suss! Is he too big for that bike?
awesome
man thats pretty cool, but whats with all the protection?
harden the F**k up
Great photo, love the lighting,....but what is it with the rider's protection?
so that's what happened to
so that's what happened to my fence, you jerk!
want to learn
dude, seems like people are saying you are awesome with no training whatsoever.
mate ... can you see if you have the time to ride with me and show me a few stuff?
wish i can ride like you.
Fuel TV
Dude, I'm going to ring Fuel TV and get them out there to take some footage of you. You know how to get those two wheels moving! Do you have workshops?