Road to the Show: Ep.01 - Photographing the Bike Shed poster bike with Amy Shore
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
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We were back at Tobacco Dock a couple of weeks ago, with the talented and renowned automotive photographer Amy Shore to shoot the 2022 Bike Shed London Show poster!
Whilst there we caught up with Amy, put her in front of the camera for a change and asked her just what goes into shooting for Bike Shed Shows, poster bikes and a few tips for you budding photographers out there!
It's also the first look and reveal of the stunner of a motorcycle which will grace this years 2022 poster. A Honda CB750 racer built by no other than @ziggymoto .
Join us next week for Ep.02 where we'll be taking a closer look at the bike with Paul himself.
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Aaaaa my favorite photographer!
Lovely as always!
Hi maybe not the place the world has become a sadder place with what’s happening in Europe. Please bring a smile 😊 to our faces with your clip’s.
Great talk ⛽️🛵
Love getting some insight from Amy as well as this beautiful CB! Thanks friends!
Ziggymoto 🔥🔥🔥
One of my favorite Z9 videos is the one Nikon of Europe posted with Amy Shore at the Lotus track. It’s cool to see her at work along with her own Z9. Those poster photos are wonderful, as is the current Honda!
Love the bikes. Love Amy Shore's work. Two for one - what's not to like?
I just started learning to shoot motorcycle and learned a lot by just watching this vid. 📸🏍
The headlight on that bike was insane, 007 like. ☘
can't wait for the show!
Talented woman. Cute too. Most motorcycles (like people) have good and bad angles. You gotta find the good angles, especially when you're taking photos to post your bike for sale. It's amazing how many "for sale" listing I see where the pictures are terrible. The bike might be nice, but the pics aren't doing it any favors. I've purchased bikes from on-line auctions that looked much better in person than they did in the photos...which was great for me as a buyer (got it for cheap) but not so great for the seller.
Poster for a custom bike show and you cant see the engine!