A Harley D Kind of Day

A vintage image, well done in b/w... Mike

Just a grab shot from the window of my parked car while waiting for my wife.  Saw him coming.  Thought it worth a frame.  Looked better to me in B&W.Best, LM.

Well that grab shot lends itself to an excellent POV in my opinion Len. Being street level with the bike works well.

BR, Holger

Luck is good!  Thanks for the vote of confidence.  The POV, for me, is rare since I sold my Rolleiflex T with it's waist level finder.  Best, Len.

Hi Len,

  Wonderful b/w image with great POV & processing.  Take care, Patsy

Thanks for your thoughts.  Processing on this conversion includes the 'Infrared' option.  (I preferred the way the sky came out- more details)  Best, Len.

I've heard say that a Harley needs a Honda driver following behind to pick up the parts that fall off.

Well then, it's a good thing I drive a Civic. :-)   I've never owned a HD but in 25 years of driving Honda autos I've never lost a part to even a bumpy road.  Thanks for the light hearted comment. Nice photo by the way.  Some humourless HD owners are likely now trying to find your address.  Best, Len.

After my separation, I left one car with my ex wife and the other with my daughter. The Honda became my car; sun, rain or snow, for 3 years and 75,000. Then gave it to a son in law who I dearly did not like...thinking maybe his luck would be different than mine.

Well composed .

and liked what Meir said ,funny indeed.

regards.

Thanks for the vote of confidence.  As for Meir, what's life without a bit of humour injected into it?  Good to have visits and comments from you both.  Best, Len.

Lovely tones, pity they were destroyed by the PN over compressing! On the sky there are huge jaggies, that is! Otherwise this is a great artistically rendered life photo in many rather mild tones and with most surprising figure for such a calm place and such a nice sunny spring day! Well done, Len!

Best regards

PDE

The 'jaggies' appear to come when the 'Infrared' option is selected in PSE6 when converting to B&W.  I'm not sure what the solution is.  Thanks for your visit and observations.  Best, Len.

yet I would like to see the colored one ... :)

best regards

MM

This one's for you.  Thanks for your visit & interest.  Best, LM.