In the first two parts of our series on taking better photos of your ride, our photographers shared advice on equipment, preparation light, backdrops, framing and angles. Find Part 1 and Part 2 of the series here if you missed out.
This week, we’ve got three final topics that’ll have you taking gorgeous shots that craft stories and draw in viewers.
7. People in their Native Habitats
Just like the background of a photo can suggest a narrative, so can including a person. People bring with them a whole range of expressions from serious to joyful and can bring feeling to your pics. Including a single person can show the solitary, meditative nature of riding, while a pic of a group reminds us of the social aspect of finding others who share our passion.
Campbell says, “I personally like to show my bikes with other like-minded riders. Most of us ride to connect. Help the viewer see that with additional shots including people. I will even include friends sometimes to make the bike more desirabl…
This week, we’ve got three final topics that’ll have you taking gorgeous shots that craft stories and draw in viewers.
7. People in their Native Habitats
Just like the background of a photo can suggest a narrative, so can including a person. People bring with them a whole range of expressions from serious to joyful and can bring feeling to your pics. Including a single person can show the solitary, meditative nature of riding, while a pic of a group reminds us of the social aspect of finding others who share our passion.
Campbell says, “I personally like to show my bikes with other like-minded riders. Most of us ride to connect. Help the viewer see that with additional shots including people. I will even include friends sometimes to make the bike more desirabl…