Depends on your backdrop. But one pose that I like is low camera position and angle up with wide angle lens and close up. I call this the mighty angle.
Taco_Sommelier on
Find a batter background first. For lighting overcast or golden hour are good, just don’t shoot in hard daylight. And use the most telephoto lens your phone has, but don’t use digital zoom. Get low, don’t shoot from standing eye level.
Sick bike btw. I have a core 2, they dropped that uncaged edition pretty soon after I ordered mine, no regrets but damn that paint is hot
spadge_badger on
Maybe just ride it instead of trying to show it off. Most people don’t care.
WallresRetard on
Look up Golden hour and where the sun will be during and shoot your bike in the woods. Lighting and setting matter alot. That will determine which angles will look good.
Ok-Reply1202 on
Best thing to do is find a better area to take a picture. My best pictures usually are when I’m out on the trail.
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Depends on your backdrop. But one pose that I like is low camera position and angle up with wide angle lens and close up. I call this the mighty angle.
Find a batter background first. For lighting overcast or golden hour are good, just don’t shoot in hard daylight. And use the most telephoto lens your phone has, but don’t use digital zoom. Get low, don’t shoot from standing eye level.
Sick bike btw. I have a core 2, they dropped that uncaged edition pretty soon after I ordered mine, no regrets but damn that paint is hot
Maybe just ride it instead of trying to show it off. Most people don’t care.
Look up Golden hour and where the sun will be during and shoot your bike in the woods. Lighting and setting matter alot. That will determine which angles will look good.
Best thing to do is find a better area to take a picture. My best pictures usually are when I’m out on the trail.