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Thanks, that sounds really cool. Not heard of one before, I like the result

That's what I call good HD technique, so hard to get it right with this kind of saturation. Kudos

Superb POV and light

It was raining really hard, the dock was metal and slippery as all get

out, the wind was calm then howling. The bride and groom were

good swimmers, my D600 not so much.

Contrast - Brilliant!!

POV - Awesome!!

Detail - Perfect

Composition - Just right!

Lighting - Nailed it

I don't care about the background, it is excellent. To me what is important is how well you shot the background. This photo is as close to perfection as you can get. And I do this 24/7/365

A lot of good things going on with the photo and a couple of minor dislikes. First the good. Great contrast against the background. The lightness of the background showcases the bike. The lines and detail of the background are such that they do not distract from the bike yet put it in a natural setting. I am not sure now long it took you to find the location, it was time well spent. Overall contrast and brightness on the bike is good.

Now for the minor dislikes. There is overexposure along most of the top of the bike, blow outs everywhere. The sharpening is good where it needs to be (places with lots of detail such as the wheel) and overdone where it does not need to be (the curved body). As there are no appreciable reflections on the paintwork it would have been better to soften this a bit so one can appreciate the natural flow of this awesome machine.

This opinion is highly subjective. I hope it helps.

It is probably due to the constraints of uploading an image to Photo.net, however I would have liked the focus of sharpness to be on the little fellow, not its tracks. If you did mean to make the focus the tracks then the little fellow should be IMHO a little more blurred out.

Great composition The left side is blurred out yet the distance is not, I am curious to know the reason or cause of this.