New Look At An Old Location

[bobmielke]

took a ride today to get a "Beauty" shot of the R3T with all the added goodies on it. The 7" taller windscreen looked fine combined with the new top trunk. The custom built seat added comfort & style as did the BrakeWay cruise control. My bike is complete & fun to ride.

 

[rocket3jjd]

looks good and as always beautiful photo.

 

[xhdskip]

Congrats rocket3jjd,
A hundred posts,
no more pizza for you.
Bob, she looks better every time I see her.
Nice pic too.

 

[tdragger]

Multnomah Falls is always a must-stop. Hard to believe that a busy Interstate highway is just a few yards behind you. Only distraction in an otherwise beautiful (as usual) picture is the ugly "Open" sign in the window. Really detracts from the photo.

I have to say that you've got your R3T is about as good as shape as any I've seen. Lots of useful goodies where it counts. Combined with a beautiful part of the country to use it in, you're set.

 

[bobmielke]

Multnomah Falls is always a must-stop. Hard to believe that a busy Interstate highway is just a few yards behind you. Only distraction in an otherwise beautiful (as usual) picture is the ugly "Open" sign in the window. Really detracts from the photo.

I have to say that you've got your R3T is about as good as shape as any I've seen. Lots of useful goodies where it counts. Combined with a beautiful part of the country to use it in, you're set.

Look again & I think the distraction has vanished. LOL Thanks for pointing that out.

 

[rocket3jjd]

Much better.

The open sign was a bit much.

 

[PeteOZ]

Yeah. You couldn't possibly let real life get in the way of a "perfect photo".

 

[bobmielke]

Yeah. You couldn't possibly let real life get in the way of a "perfect photo".

Reality in photography has been dead since Norman Rockwell painted reality.

 

[tdragger]

great touch-up. I'm still amazed at how you got a photo at the Falls void of people and cars in it. Did you Photoshop them out as well?

 

[bobmielke]

There were vehicles on both sides of the bike. Notice the sharp angle in that parking slot. I didn't photoshop the people out but went on an early Monday morning and waited patiently for the few people there to clear the frame. I parked way out front of the slot right next to the street to allow for an angled shot eliminating the vehicles. It's all in the planning & setup.