A very cool bike dude on the Boardwalk this weekend.
I shot this image without stopping as this was the "drive by and shoot from the hip" technique I was working on with my mobility scooter this weekend. I normally do my best to shoot level, and also correct for level and distortion in post. But I like the way it emphasises the unique distortion that the 21mm FL gives to the image.
I also can't decide whether I like Black and White, or color better.
Steve, B&W would be my choice (go figure ha ha) and the tilted horizon adds tension. Love the leading line coming in frame left and leads up his leg to his face. As well as the lines on the building frame right. All the lines lead to the subject. Well done.
airfrogusmc wrote:
Steve, B&W would be my choice (go figure ha ha) and the tilted horizon adds tension. Love the leading line coming in frame left and leads up his leg to his face. As well as the lines on the building frame right. All the lines lead to the subject. Well done.
Thanks Allen. As always your comments are well considered and instructive. Most appreciated
1bwana1 wrote:
A very cool bike dude on the Boardwalk this weekend.
I shot this image without stopping as this was the "drive by and shoot from the hip" technique I was working on with my mobility scooter this weekend. I normally do my best to shoot level, and also correct for level and distortion in post. But I like the way it emphasises the unique distortion that the 21mm FL gives to the image.
I also can't decide whether I like Black and White, or color better.
1bwana1 wrote:
A very cool bike dude on the Boardwalk this weekend.
I shot this image without stopping as this was the "drive by and shoot from the hip" technique I was working on with my mobility scooter this weekend. I normally do my best to shoot level, and also correct for level and distortion in post. But I like the way it emphasises the unique distortion that the 21mm FL gives to the image.
I also can't decide whether I like Black and White, or color better.
What do you think?
I prefer the color variant, it really looks "lively"!
