Here are links to past and recent Motorcycle trips and events around the US.
I just spent several days migrating these trip photos to this format and all should be good to go.
Note: Some of these pages load 200 - 300 photos so they will load slower that others.
* Return To The Iron Horse Oct 2008
* Ride-About 2008 - 14 Days & 7000 Miles of Riding
* Spring Training Camp 2008 Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun
* Return To The Iron Horse Oct 2007
* Curve Cowboy Reunion 7 - Tan-Tar-A Resort Lake of the Ozarks
* Ride About 2007
* Curve Cowboy Reunion 7 - Scouting Trip, Fri, Sat - Sun
* Spring Training Camp 2007
* Daytona Bike Week 2007 Saturday
* Riding with James 1/13/2007
* Ride To Eat - Central Florida 1/13/2007
* Return to the Iron Horse Oct 2006
* Ride About 2006 & Iron Butt 50 CC
* Return to the Iron Horse Oct 2005
* Ride About 2005 * James' Photo Set
* Spring Training Camp 2005
* Curve Cowboy Reunion 6 - Braselton Georgia One, Two, Three
* Key West Trip 2004
* Curve Cowboy Reunion 4 - Breckenridge Colorado
* Curve Cowboy Reunion 3 - Gatlinburg Tennessee
* Trail Of Tears Ride 2003 & Barber Motor-sports Park
* 911 Remembrance Ride - Tampa Florida
* Ride To Eat - Fort Matanzas - Near St. Augustine Florida
* Ride About 2003 * James' Photo Set
* Ride About 2002 * James' Photo Set
* Biketoberfest 2001
* Ride About 2001
LATER
4 comment:
Dave,
Really enjoyed both the photos and the videos...
I would like to know your video / photo setup... how is either mounted as it seems you have some exteded video from above and left of the shield and am betting you are not holding the camera all that time. Also for the NUMEROUS photos, what method were you using to capture all those photos? (hand holding?)
Just curious as I think you are doing a great job and wanting to take some photos myself... (without getting the shiny side down!)
Thanks for sharing the photos / vidieos!
Jasher
Thanks for the comments!
I have two ways of recording Video during riding: First is a Sony HandyCam which records directly to digital tape.
Second: is a Helmet Cam (lip stick camera) that feeds video images to an AV Juke Box in the tank bag.
With either approach I then take the raw video and manipulate it in Windows using Movie Maker to produce the final video for posting.
Mounting: I have several mounting options at my disposal for the HandyCam or the Helmet-Cam.
I have a shelf above the dash area of the LT where I have a patch of strong Velcro where I can attach the cameras or I can use one of my industrial camera mounts.
I'll do a post on the topic with photos of the mounting hardware.
As far a still shots go I have a few digital cameras that I've tried while riding. The key here is to use a small form factor camera that you can handle and control with one hand.
I have been using a Casio Exilim EX line and it resides in the tank bag while riding.
I remove it from the tank bag, turn it on, point and shoot as many shots as I like, power it off and place it back in the tank bag with my left gloved hand, this took practice and I used a lanyard to attach the camera to the tank bag in case I dropped it.
Later
This is an awesome site. I used to work at a Motorcycle shop. It is crazy to hear all of the stories that people have. Especially, all of the places that people have been.
Jake Wright
It is a great site.And an interesting way to take a photos
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