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I generally like this style of image from you but this one isn't in that group. I think it's let down by not enough separation of the bike from the similarly lit background. Time for some Matt K PS wizardry on the background methinks. Peter
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Matt, maybe you should have kicked a leg over, and created the distance
I thought the close proximity it what makes this shot, the bike as part of the gentleman's outfit, blending into the shop window display. Pull it forward (or blur the background) and it'll just be another bike shot. Cheers Steffen. lust for comfort suffocates the soul
I agree with Steffen, but i find the reflections in the gass somewhat distracting.
Matt, where was your CPL?  g.
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