At the weekend my mate Mark was over at mine with his new bike. He wanted me to take a few photos but by the time we got around to taking them it was past 9pm and going dark so most of the pictures I took were blurred. I rushed to be honest and didn’t think to use my monopod or tripod to support the camera. Mark somehow managed to photograph the above image and keep it relatively sharp, I had to edit a bit but nothing crazy. I also thought it looked better converted to black and white, I hope you approve Mark?
Fat Boy Harley Davidson Motorbike
I think this is the first photograph on my blog that was taken using 35mm traditional film. I stopped using film in about 1998, not so much because I moved straight to digital but that’s another story. This photograph was taken some time between 1995 and 1998. I would have been at a car show, probably Tatton Park with my dad. He takes some amazing photographs of motorbike engines, and I think this style of photograph does have a certain style or quality about it that is appealing . The Fat Boy Harley Davidson bikes were first introduced in 1990. I have no details about the age of this model, but to me (I don’t know anything about motorbikes) it looks like there is two fuel tanks. Maybe reader Mark (my biker friend) could comment on this. It’s just a shame a missed out the logo of the bike in the top left.