Check out this bad ass 1957 Triumph Tiger I found on Bike EXIF with one of the coolest pics I’ve ever seen taken of a motor bike.
The photographer who took this pic, Harold Ross, uses an unusual technique: light painting. This involves working in a completely dark studio, opening the camera shutter for a long time, and then ‘painting’ on the light using a modified fiber optic cable. Just the thing to show off the fine curves of a vintage Triumph twin.
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That bike was built and owned by my late father, Snuffy Smith. It now resides in our good friend, Al Hartmans collection. Harold was our neighbor and did that photo a while back – he eventually submitted it to bike exif.
matt
Hi Matt,
Your father did a great job on the build and your friend did a great job on the photography. A stunning combination! Thanks for the comment.
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