Hey folks;
As you can see, very alike this two Ones, hope you like.
Yes I can say the need for photography is mandatory in the life of a light hunter, I do love riding motorcycles but I do love more photography and when you mix this weird passions, you always end with a great history to tell.
I am the one who is always hunting for the moment, and this moment was two weeks ago over a Hess Station in Spring Lake, Hernando County, we were doing a Sunday ride, regular stop at the Hess for chatting, drink and eat, and of course for me to take pictures of amazing machines.
but this stop was really special, when I was photographing different bikes, I realize that i have a dragonfly that wanna stay in front of me for some shots, well, no questions asked, I started shooting, and for very first time, had a hand full of great pictures. Well no more to say I do want to show you the results, Yamaha R1, an excellent machine, and the beautiful Dragonfly. Check this out:
Dragonfly Front View
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R1 Front View
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Dragonfly Side View
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R1 Side View
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Dragonfly Ready to Fly
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R1 Powerplant that makes you Fly
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Beautiful Yoshimura Exhaust System
Cesar Out
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Cesar L. Diaz
Cesar Here!.... Web Developer and Systems Administrator from 8 - 5. When not at the Office I carry with me a nice Photog Paraphernalia back pack (LowePro Dry Zone 200), inside ===> Nikon Cameras and lenses (Nikon D700, Nikon D300, Nikon F100) and many other tools, of course. Photography and Adventure are ingredients in my day to day life mixed with motorcycles and outdoor activities; and I do want to share My Experiences here with You.
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