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:D I thought the lens came that way..! :p
TBH I wanted to fit it to my 24-105 but in my haste I cut the hole too small. It does fit perfectly on the 50mm so I left it at that.

I foresee a lot more KFC in my immediate future...
 
Does anyone perhaps know of a couple of nice places to do a bit of motorcycle photography?
I and a few friends want to take some photos of our bikes and we had a few ideas on the scene in which to take the photos, but we don't know about a lot of locations.
We thought of a construction site, deserted underground parking garage, aircraft hanger and things like that.

I know most will not really be an option, but if someone knows of a nice place I'd appreciate it.
 
Does anyone perhaps know of a couple of nice places to do a bit of motorcycle photography?
I and a few friends want to take some photos of our bikes and we had a few ideas on the scene in which to take the photos, but we don't know about a lot of locations.
We thought of a construction site, deserted underground parking garage, aircraft hanger and things like that.

I know most will not really be an option, but if someone knows of a nice place I'd appreciate it.

Track day at Kyalami
 
:twisted: Take the bikes to Johann Rissik Drive . Hairpins & bumpy ride . Lots of scenery too.
Just mind the pedal pushers and the Zebra's along the route.
 
Does anyone perhaps know of a couple of nice places to do a bit of motorcycle photography?
I and a few friends want to take some photos of our bikes and we had a few ideas on the scene in which to take the photos, but we don't know about a lot of locations.
We thought of a construction site, deserted underground parking garage, aircraft hanger and things like that.

I know most will not really be an option, but if someone knows of a nice place I'd appreciate it.

If you are looking for the Judge Dredd look then do it under the motorways in central JHB.
 
:)
Track day might be a bit of an issue because one friend has a Harley and another a BMW tourer.
Johann Rissik Drive is nice, just a pity about all the speedbumps
 
How is it that some "pro" photographer's have years of experience yet still have really crappy images?
 
How is it that some "pro" photographer's have years of experience yet still have really crappy images?
Being a pro has little to do with photographic ability.
 
It has more to do with the business side of things than photographic skill. Professional is normally defined as making money from photography, which involves marketing yourself. You've gotta convince people that your turds taste good enough for Gordon Ramsey to endorse for five star hotels.
 
Just some of the bits they replaced…

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