I was photographing some details of the bike, when suddenly I realised that a more original shot would have been the one with the whole situation I had in front of me.
Why try to hide the light I was using?An image that includes the light is uncommon, but interesting because the focus is still on the bike, but in a particular situation: during a studio shooting.
I didn't have much time to work on this photo, so unfortunately I was unable to adoid some shadows (do someone have any suggestion on how to do it?) and an overexposed area near the light.
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Hallelujah, a shot of a bicycle that does not look like a snapshot. This was set up quite nicely, the lighting is a bit dark on the front but I like it, you went to the trouble to display instead of point and shoot, 10
including your light source in the shot was a poor choice. cropping off the bottom of the wheels was a poor choice. not a very interesting angle or anything.
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