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Another shot from the Harley run of a week or so ago. This is the front of what's actually a three wheeler; it was really long and well used and loved!!
Comments (16)
3x3
lovely capture x
bmac62
Cool. There was a funeral at the VA Cemetery here a few days ago for an old biker vet. His hearse was a two wheel trailer fitted with a shiny wooden black box with glass sides pulled by a three wheeled motorcycle! The entire procession, fore and aft, was made up of about 100 motorcyclists taking care of their own. Even made the front page of the Kansas City Times.
durleybeachbum
A SUPERB composition!!
magnus073
Cool shot of them Marilyn, nicely done
flavia49
great shot!!
MrsRatbag
Wonderful capture; the shadow is beautiful, and I love the postwork!
sandra46
another great shot of a bike I love!
Sea_Dog
Great shot!
anaber
Yep! A beauty indeed.Great shot.
goodoleboy
Hey, I like that bike! Fork it over!!! Stellar POV used along with sharp clarity, and stark contrasting light and shadow effects in this amazing foto, Maz! What kind of surface area was the Harley sitting on? It looks like some kind of yellow particle board.
hipps13
wonderful capture really cool warm hug, Linda
lizzibell
nice shot...
auntietk
LOVE the shadows!!!
sharky_
Just had a little Harley Run on Sunday.... Nice shot. Aloha
PD154
Wonderful capture, love the differing keys to this shot, some high key stuff and low key stuff, nice one!
anahata.c
well this is a definite fav for the pov, the clarity of both the bike-parts and the ground (particle board, fine metaphor!), the wonderful motion of the shot, and the composition—taking the bike from one side, the angles, etc etc. And the play between metal and worn rubber, etc. (And that little red accent...) A fine musical piece of seeing.