Panhead

[brhitch]

Decided to get in close on this shot of an old Harley Panhead.

[Frog]

The b/w works really well here.
I do wish it was just a little wider so the air intake(i think..top right), wasn't cut off.
I knew it would be a Harley but thought it might be your tripod head.

[Jimmy B]

unique perspective. I second the B/W works well.
Jimmy B

[Lori11]

Awesome shot B&W is great here!

[dl4449]

Nice i are those aluminum valve covers I don't think i have ever seen them before. Got a softspot for old Harleys. Father inlaw was a Harley dealer for 25 yrs
Troy

[Old Timer]

Nice job Brian. I agree with the choice of b&w for this one, it really brings the shine of the chrome out. Did you use the 12-24 on this one?

[ciddog91]

I LOVE the sot. I love that the old kick start is in it to show the vintage style of the bike. I also love the B&W. The details seem to shout out to you.

I have to go hug my Harley....

Great job...

Phil

[brhitch]

Thanks everyone for the comments. Frog, I debated on whether or not to leave the air cleaner in it but decided against it because of other things it was leaving in the frame that I didn't want. Troy, not sure about the valve covers. Larry, can't remember what I was shooting with, it was either the 12-24 or the 28-70. Phil, the kick start was the main piece I was going for that and the small piece that says Casey's Custom Cycles. Here is a shot of the whole bike for those who are curious.

[reverberation]

Wow, thats an old school bike blended with some disco era additions. That panhead motor is really a work of art. I love your shot of it. The spring for the Kick Start is just so awesome..