Well if you want to improve on the picture taking I can offer some advice as a hobbyist. If not, ignore me. I like your build nonetheless. Cloudy days are sometimes superior for photography, and better than a bright and cloudless sky, as the sun can blow out the camera and make it harder to see the nice dark colors on your frame. So you win in lighting.
First I would crouch lower to get a more perpendicular perspective with the bike, so it all looks the same (currently the top down view skews its perspective more).
Secondly (and more challenging) I would prop the bike on something less complicated than this background. The fence and other shapes, words, and colors all are more distracting than they could be, if you want to keep the viewer focused on the bike.
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Well if you want to improve on the picture taking I can offer some advice as a hobbyist. If not, ignore me. I like your build nonetheless. Cloudy days are sometimes superior for photography, and better than a bright and cloudless sky, as the sun can blow out the camera and make it harder to see the nice dark colors on your frame. So you win in lighting.
First I would crouch lower to get a more perpendicular perspective with the bike, so it all looks the same (currently the top down view skews its perspective more).
Secondly (and more challenging) I would prop the bike on something less complicated than this background. The fence and other shapes, words, and colors all are more distracting than they could be, if you want to keep the viewer focused on the bike.