I challenge anyone besides Roadstergal to show picts from any other state that can produce consistently beautiful outdoor picts like the California sun can.

Kerry does very well with what he's got to work with, but the UT sun doesn't show very often, as evidenced by his picts.

Can we get some picts, of the bikes of course, that can hang with CA-based photo's?

this one was taken with a 5 year old 2.3m  cam  a fugi finepix2400z to be exact. it whould have turned out alot better with a decent cam.

I'm not sure which state this is in...but this pic is pretty nice... Nice and sunny.


http://www.sportbikerider.us/index.cfm?fuseaction=displayit&Picture_ID=31314


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QuoteI'm not sure which state this is in...but this pic is pretty nice... Nice and sunny.


http://www.sportbikerider.us/index.cfm?fuseaction=displayit&Picture_ID=31314


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Yea, I like that one too...    :mrgreen:

http://www.quinsey.com/   sandiego, el cajon and lemon grove to be exact.

Just wanted to clarify...this is basically a request for cool bike shots.

Look at this nice spring Wisconsin scenery:


Ok, here's some better Badger state weather, Manitowoc Harbor on Lake Michigan, SS Badger car ferry in the back

DUDE! Its the Ghost ship of the Titanic!?!?!? Freakin Creepy. Someone left the trunk open tho.

-ash

the problem isn't that there aren't beautiful places everywhere, it's that for the most part most of us aren't photographers.....my wife is, but she doesn't take pics with the digi cam.....she uses the old school approach (35 mm).....

....maybe later today, I'll scan some of her renderings in....

Sunrise in New jersey just two days ago.

Pictures in Washington from my post a few days ago.

Skagit River off SR-20


Twisties on SR-530




SR-530 outside of Darrington


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Good stuff everybody!!!

I'm not at home, otherwise I would post some of mine, maybe early next week I'll have some up.

Mastrind...Very true, very true!

hey Bluebellylint on that pic where you have your bike facing away from you right before the "twisties"  is that a barracuda tire on the rear?

- Jordan

Quote from: JoChan23is that a barracuda tire on the rear?

- Jordan

Nope, BT-45 (130/70-17)

Quote from: manofthefieldLook at this nice spring Wisconsin scenery:

You know, there's something I really like about that pic.

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Quote from: manofthefieldLook at this nice spring Wisconsin scenery:

You know, there's something I really like about that pic.

Thanks.  I like it too, but I can't quite put my finger on why.  I guess if I had that figured out, all my pictures would be good.  Was considering cropping the bike out and making it my avatar :dunno:

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Quote from: manofthefieldLook at this nice spring Wisconsin scenery:

You know, there's something I really like about that pic.

Spring is the start of a new riding season.

It doesn't get any better than that.

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Quote from: Roadstergal

Quote from: manofthefieldLook at this nice spring Wisconsin scenery:

You know, there's something I really like about that pic.

Spring is the start of a new riding season.

It doesn't get any better than that.

man....I can't wait for it to get nice out so that riding season can start here !!

Taken in Goderich and Bayfield... Ontario, on the coast of Lake Huron

The sky doesn't get much bluer than this.  :mrgreen:

My brother let me try his 600 Katana today.    Sweet!  

Quote from: Mk1inCaliI challenge anyone besides Roadstergal to show picts from any other state that can produce consistently beautiful outdoor picts like the California sun can.

Kerry does very well with what he's got to work with, but the UT sun doesn't show very often, as evidenced by his picts.

Can we get some picts, of the bikes of course, that can hang with CA-based photo's?

You're from MN, right? Didn't you ever go up to the north shore of lake Superior? Some of the views off of the Superior Hiking Trail are absolutely beautiful. I don't have anything digital, but If I can remember, I'll scan some of my photos in.

Maybe I'l have more once I learn how to use my new digital camera. I haven't been able to get much out of it yet, but I can't tell if it is an issue with the camera or the user. Even if I do learn how to use it, I don't think it will take pictures as good as my 35mm SLR can. Apples to oranges, I suppose.

Here are some photos of my last ride I never got around to posting. The first two are a little underexposed, but that's operator error from using a PHD camera.