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190204 Kayleigh999 On A Cold & Windy February Day

190204 Kayleigh999 On A Cold & Windy February Day / Photography by Ace, Model kayleigh mcginley, Makeup by kayleigh mcginley, Post processing by Ace, Stylist kayleigh mcginley, Hair styling by kayleigh mcginley / Uploaded 2nd March 2019 @ 05:43 PM
Photography by: AceModel: kayleigh mcginleyMakeup by: kayleigh mcginleyPost processing by: AceStylist: kayleigh mcginleyHair styling by: kayleigh mcginleyKeyword tags: bike, bum, chinese motorcycle, cold, female biker, helmet, lady biker, leathers, motorbike, motorcycleAlbums: Later & Current WorkGroups: (Invite) None

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Kayleigh999 wanted some shots with her bike before selling it. The only day we could both do turned out to be a very windy and cold February day before the heatwave days!

Kayleigh braved the bitingly cold wind for two hours without complaint (she is highly recommended) and this is the first of a series of pictures.

Technicals:

As a personal touch I changed the number plate for Kayleigh using the free UK number plate font from https://www.dafont.com/uk-number-plate.font

The whole series was shot available daylight on an overcast day as there were no assistants and the wind would have blown any lighting or reflectors away! The light was pretty soft and any shadows which were too heavy were sorted in a combination of Lighroom and Photoshop.

There were some distracting white objects in the background which I took out in Photoshop and added just a touch of teal/orange colour grading to warm the skin tones and some blue in the blacks.

I had just taken delivery of a Tamron 70-200 and shot at f2.8 and this was it's first outing. First impressions are that it is very quick to focus and as sharp as lemon juice squeezed into an open wound! Camera, full frame D810. ISO 400.