A few more from the Vintage Bike days...

[John Thawley]

Shooting around people at a show always presents a challenge, but I managed to get a few semi-clean shots off.

JT

[elansprint72]

Two "Superior" shots of a very clean Brough.

B&W suits the subject very well.

[stuny]

John -

I agree with Pete.

[John Thawley]

Originally Posted by elansprint72

Two "Superior" shots of a very clean Brough.

B&W suits the subject very well.

I was told by one of the judges that the "very clean Brough" was probably a "six figure" bike. It was spotless.


Thanks

JT

[elansprint72]

Originally Posted by John Thawley

I was told by one of the judges that the "very clean Brough" was probably a "six figure" bike. It was spotless.
Thanks
JT

Could be right, they were never cheap. You'll never see anything quite so clean in the UK; even the "trailer queens" have the odd drop of oil.

The Brough Superior was also a rather interesting car but it did not sell well.

Keep posting John; you'll not get many comments in this back-water of the forum but those who hang here tend to appreciate old motors (and new).

[TONTONTINTIN.123]

John, very well managed and executed.

[elansprint72]

Originally Posted by TONTONTINTIN.123

John, very well managed and executed.

See what I mean?

[John Thawley]

Originally Posted by elansprint72

Keep posting John; you'll not get many comments in this back-water of the forum but those who hang here tend to appreciate old motors (and new).

I appreciate it. And, I can post things here that aren't appreciated elsewhere. People tend to expect 1/30th sec. pans from me or they're disappointed. I bought this camera for me... and to stretch myself. So, expect to see me fumbling around here.

Thanks,

JT

[John Thawley]

This was my favorite shot of the weekend. I posted it early on, but perhaps it got lost in the weekend's down time. This is the kind of work I want to do more of.



JT