3 TIPS for taking PHOTOS of MOTORBIKES

Detail shots, portraits and panning & rolling shots!
Taking photos of vehicles like cars or motorbikes can be intimidating at first but it's actually really fun and relatively easy once you get the hang of it
In this photography tutorial I'll give you some SIMPLE STEPS you can follow in your own shoots to get a nice variety of shots of whatever bike or car you're photographing
My camera: Sony a6500
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My zoom lens: Tamron 17-70MM F2.8
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My portrait / street photography lens: Sigma 56MM F1.4
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My other portrait lens: Sigma 30MM F1.4
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My wide angle lens: Samyang 12MM F2
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My GoPro: Hero 8 Black
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My Drone: DJI Mini 2
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[@officialabdulrehman]

Great shots and advise!

[@deadlyrasberry]

Now time for you to get into motorbikes and your mate to get into photography

[@JimmyShixin]

😂😂

[@Gelly_Bones]

Some great tips there, thank you! Which reminds me, didn't you mention once that you were gonna look into being able to capture the Milky way or something of the sort? Curious to know the progress of that if I did remember correctly!

[@JimmyShixin]

ahhh yes! that's defo on the to do list, tricky thing with that is location and finding one with low enough light pollution - It would probs have to be a camping trip somewhere so need to organize that at some point
But in the meantime I've got some exciting things abroad coming up!