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Cobra Craft Custom Choppers
Just a few quick snaps I took of 2 custom choppers built buy Coba Craft. All C&C more then welcome.
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Nice shots .I like the last one best .Symmetry type shots get me every time.
One thing with those choppers that freaks me out is how they get away with the exposed drive belt on the side.Looks hideously dangerous Tony
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Very well finished bikes!
I think though, that the background lets all these shots down. 1 The fenceline is distracting, both at the front (with the birds - or is that a stick) and at the back 2 The bike at the back makes the shot look too busy to highlight the one in front 3 The green lawn bisects the front wheel 4 The join in the concrete spoils the clean look of the wheel It's always hard to see these things when you're taking a shot, but it's worth paying attention to backgorunds. Cheers What's another word for "thesaurus"?
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Agree with digitor.. First one would be great in a industrial environment...
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