My first try at bike pr0n, Fuji SST 2.0
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My first try at bike pr0n, Fuji SST 2.0
Ladies and Gentlemen, I give you my first carbon fiber baby, 2011 Fuji SST 2.0








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Nice ride! Try taking pictures that does not make the viewer "look down" at the bike.
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Nice bike. if you want the bike to be the subject of the picture. put it against a solid background and take a level shot. or you can use a very very busy background and just focus on the bike so the background is blury.
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Nice! I like the color combo.
And as long as we're talking photography, try longer focal lengths ("zoom in" and shoot from farther away). Short focal lengths (wide angle, "zoomed out") distort straight lines and make it harder to observe the sweetness of your ride.
And as long as we're talking photography, try longer focal lengths ("zoom in" and shoot from farther away). Short focal lengths (wide angle, "zoomed out") distort straight lines and make it harder to observe the sweetness of your ride.
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read the rule, white garage door, drive side, etc....
nice bike though, those Fuji's are looking sweet!!
nice bike though, those Fuji's are looking sweet!!
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That may be the sweetest Fuji I've ever seen! Very nice...
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How about just one good photo of the bike?
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Set your camera on a longer focal length and ditch the extreme wide angle. As mentioned, step back to at least 10-15 feet away. Nice bike. Hope you can enjoy riding it soon. Heal well.
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wide angle + tree = looks like the bike was wrapped around the trunk
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weird perspective and angles, but I like the texture of the tree. find a whole wall of that 
oh yeah. nice bike bro!

oh yeah. nice bike bro!
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