IMotoBike
by seebrown

Comment by Tim:
very very brave!

Portrait of a Rider
by seebrown

Comment by robs:
Great perspective - not a bad bike either :-)

Portrait of a Rider
by seebrown

Comment by dahkota:
excellent photograph, excellent environment. not much of a portrait. 6

Don Petronio Corleone
by seebrown

Comment by Phil:
Greeting from the Critique Club Chad!

First impression - a nice shot. I'm fond of the colors and the drop of "blood" tell me, "nice capture". I also like the bright white background.

How could it score better? I'd say for starters you could shut that aperture down a bit more to maybe f8 of so. Of course you may or may not need a bit more lighting (I don't think you would though) to help stop the motion of the droplet but f4 leaves the stem just a bit soft. While the colors are certainly beautiful it just doesn't have the "pop" that DPC voters need to give you an abundance of the eights that it takes to put images on the front page. Hit it with a bit of unsharp mask as well to see what you get.

Overall a lovely image!

Thanks for the opportunity to critique this photo Chad.

Cheers - Phil

Portrait of a Rider
by seebrown

Comment by Givemeashot:
Very Cool... you dont see shots like this every day..

Portrait of a Rider
by seebrown

Comment by Man_Called_Horse:
Sorry, but an over the shoulder shot is not a portrait. Nice enviorment however.

Portrait of a Rider
by seebrown

Comment by phinbob:
This is a portrait? Nice pic though. I really like it on its own but it DNMC

Photograph a portrait that says something about the subject within the framework of their own environment.

Portrait of a Rider
by seebrown

Comment by Shiiizzzam:
AWESOME photo ! I love how the moving bike against the road gives the viewer a feeling of being on the bike, too. NICE !

Portrait of a Rider
by seebrown

Comment by bryanbrazil:
Awesome perspective! Good luck.

Portrait of a Rider
by seebrown

Comment by MacDonald:
A good shot.... how did you pull this one off? Crisp, great colors and interesting