Photoshoot with the Indian Roadmaster
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- čas přidán 20. 08. 2024
- In this episode we right over to Clearwater Florida to capture some images of the Roadmaster as the sun was setting over Tampa Bay. It's all about angles, photographing a motorcycle is all about the details and that's achieved by coming up with creative angles. Shooting a bike with a fairing is challenging, however it's possible. My advice to anyone wanting to get some cool shots of your bike is this, before you shoot one frame... walk around your bike and check out how the light is hitting the bike. Then shoot, move and communicate to the lens to achieve the goal of getting some amazing shots.
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***Camera Equipment
Sony A7Riii
Sigma 35mm f/1.4 art
iPhone 13 Pro Max
Zhiyun Crane 3 Gimbal Stabilzer
GoPro Hero 7 Black (Handlebar mounted)
GoPro Hero 8 Black (Chin Mounted on helmet)
Purple Panda Mic
***Motorcycle :2021 Indian RoadMaster Darkhorse
2001 Harley Davidson Road King (FLHR)
***Riding Gear
Helmet: AGV K1
Mirror Shield
Sena 50S
Always good!
Happy to see the Indian pictures again.
She was giving me the evil eye in the garage, but this machine rides so smooth.
Glad you're showing the Roadmaster some love. Good photos!
More to come for sure!!! Thanks for checking out the video
I heard you giving advice stating the best photo shots are an hour before sunset and an hour after sunrise. Are you concerned with the sunlight being to the photographer's back? Thanks for the great content and showing love for an awesome motorcycle!
It all depends on the style your going for, I like to move around the scene and line up the shot and of course what looks good.
@nick_mophotos Tracking and I'm noticing your different angles through the few videos I have already viewed.
Really appreciate you checking out the channel
Nick will you be in Daytona?
I’ll be there the 10th &11th
@@nick_mophotos cool let’s get some flicks