you willing to part out your bike?

By chance sell just that fork?

1000 for that? its an 05 not brand new....I could go no higher than 550....ah well, I love it though....very hard to find fork right now....I want to upgrade my '02 to this....

Definitely mint, I wish my '02 looked that good....

What size of frame is that? You think you cuold go down to 400?

its not burly, its sexy. few bikes have looked this sexy in the history of bikes. once my loan comes in ill buy it from you if you still have it.

scam, scam, scam, can you say scam?

Email me better photos at psikodelikz@hotmail.com

I'm looking for a 40 and yours 'looks' pretty good, but need better photos of all aspects of it.

I got an email from him, sounded like a broken 2 year old speaking. His english was terrible in emails and when I asked specific questions the second time, he sent me the same basic email with like two things added, "i accept bank account, most secure". Yeah, for him to steal my money.

I'm in pdx, I can show you sometime, but till then I can kinda describe it.

First, it helps if you have a tripod. Why? You can keep the camera at the right angle to have your rider and all the stunts in the same multiple shots. This is key because when you start taking your sequence photos you won't have as much work stitching your photos together. The backgrounds will all be the same and the stunts will all be in the same locations.

If you don't have a tripod, its trickier. You wan't to do the same thing (idea) but while holding the camera. In this shot, you have enough light, so thats not a problem, but just try and do the same things as if you were using a tripod.

If you don't like that idea, instead of changing the complete angle of your shots (as you have done here, creating your white spots) try and work more on a panning style that will encorporate all main objects in the shots, but remember, keep your camera in a straight line, horizon, so that you will be able to, again, have less post production work to do.

Thats my 2cents, but yeah, the last method will give you a super nice pan/shot (or 180 shot if you pan far enough) that will look sweet.

-E