The Glamour of Motorcycle Photography
Yesterday's shoot was undertaken below the M5 deck as it passes between Avonmouth and Bristol, you know, the bit of rough ground by the food van! I'd seen the location on a number of occasions [...]
Location Motorcycle Photography: Kawasaki ZX10rr
Motorcycle photography in the UK is a bit of a lottery and a coastal location in February on increases the risk of a lively shoot, but the weather gods were playing fair on this visit. [...]
Photographing Motorbikes: In The Camera Not The Computer
Let's start with the basics, the motorbikes may be glamorous but photographing motorcycles isn't necessarily so particularly not mid-January in Plymouth. The task on this day was to photograph two stonking bikes for a 2019 [...]
Photographing Motorbikes
Every time I do these motorbike photography shoots I tell myself I am going to do it simpler and quicker. And, my how I try to work more tidily, try is the power word here [...]
Exeter and Devon Motor Event Photography
Great coverage from these images and thanks all round to the publications that have picked them up and run with them. The Turner Locker Barnfield Revival is a quality motoring event and it is maturing [...]
Brighton Speed Trials 2017
The trip from Exeter to Madeira Drive wasn't easy, it was never going to be on back to school weekend. I had wondered about going on my motorbike but we had a lot of camera [...]
Photographing the Old Norton
When I last saw this bike it was in a number of pieces and when we first met it was hiding behind Andy's Panigale. I'm currently shooting a calendar of British bikes in addition to [...]
Natural Light Motorbike Photography
Last year when we went to photograph the Aprilia RSV4 RF Motorbike at Exeter's SP Motorcycles we took the Bowens studio lighting with the Travelpack. This year I had planned a simpler shoot, a quick [...]
Photographing a Very Unusual Brough Superior
I'd like to throw a few names into the pot: George Brough, Eric Patterson, Alastair Gibson, Mike Russell de Clifford, Mark Upham. I could continue, add more; I probably should. I (we) had been forewarned [...]