The Great American Tradition, Harley Davidson.

[Magic Man]

Just to clear things up, I am not American heh, but I went to pay a fine today (parking in a..um...handicap space...) and a new Harley Davidson cycle shop had opened up across the road from it. I paid my fines and went to check some of the bikes out - I do want to take transport design in the future and I am faccinated by all these things.

I've never seen a Harley close up and personal before, but I walked in and was blown away, the beauty of these machines took my fucking breath away, I'm not kidding, i stood staring at one of these babies for a good five minutes, they just ooze history and style and perfect machine harmony and awesome engineering and power, all in one.

I took a couple of pictures, but none of the whole bike as they were surrounded by price tags and shit, so I didn't want any of that in.

Taken with Canon 20D and standard 28-80mm canon lense, abundance of light, and I kept the dof very narrow as you can see.

http://www.users.on.net/~bobbyeow/Photos/Harley1.jpg

http://www.users.on.net/~bobbyeow/Photos/Harley2.jpg

http://www.users.on.net/~bobbyeow/Photos/Harley3.jpg

http://www.users.on.net/~bobbyeow/Photos/Harley4.jpg

[modern]

all of these look nice, they are very sharp. but the one thing that bothers me is there really is no focal point my eyes just quickly jump from one place to another randomly. with an exception to the first one. its an interesting picture. i like it. keep posting keep trying new things.

garrett

[asoir]

What modern said, very nice and sharp, but sometimes the blur takes over the image and ruins the nice chrome look. Keep it up!