Back
Views 81 Unique 52
Vote 24
Award Shortlist   

The Best of British

By WintonPhotography
Hello Everyone,

A big thank you to all of the welcome and appreciated votes and comments, and especially to Robert for his very valued UA yesterday. Thank you!!

I know that things mechanical tend not to do so well on this site, but I love this - a mass of shiny bits all joined up to make a beautiful noise. They don't make 'em like this any more!

Have a great weekend folks., Ewan Grin

Tags: General Transport Motorbike Vincent

Voters: barbarahirst, woolybill1, Badgerfred and 21 more


Uploaded:
21 Feb 2015 4:21PM
Camera:
Nikon D800
Lens:
Tamron AF 28-300mm f/3.5-6.3 XR LD Aspherical [IF] Macro
Shutter Speed:
1/200s
Aperture:
f/6.3
ISO:
400
Focal Length:
92.0 mm
More EXIF

Amazon Music Unlimited Offer: 1-Month For FREE!

Comments


barbarahirst 12 27 12 United Kingdom
21 Feb 2015 4:33PM
....and so clean
pks 16 2 England
21 Feb 2015 5:01PM
lovely shot

peter
jocas 6 6 United Kingdom
21 Feb 2015 5:10PM
Looks beautiful to me! Well captured.
Jo
Niknut Plus
10 2.8k 82 United Kingdom
21 Feb 2015 7:59PM
Lovely !!!!!.....sold my Black Shadow in 1968 !!.....for £150 !!!!!!!!!!!!!........they're fetching 6 figures now I believe !!!!.SadSadSadSad
Jenny-D 11 1 United Kingdom
21 Feb 2015 11:20PM
Great image Ewan.

Jenny
Nikonuser1 Plus
8 166 16 United Kingdom
21 Feb 2015 11:53PM
A great old bikeGrinGrinGrin

Cliff
ColleenA Plus
8 471 7 Australia
22 Feb 2015 3:55AM
Looks well looked after...all nice and shiny ...a great shot
Jeddahknight111 8 2 2 United Kingdom
22 Feb 2015 9:50AM
Lovely piece of engineering. I recall my dads brother owning a Vincent black Prince, ( wish we had kept it.)
JuBarney Plus
9 33 5 United Kingdom
22 Feb 2015 11:18AM
A beautiful shot of this lovely shining machine
Ju
tonyguitar 9 77 37 Canada
1 Apr 2015 2:48AM
The Vincent Black Shadow was a legend in its time when I worked on the Saint Lawrence seaway in Beauharnois Quebec 1959 - 1960. The Vincent was always parked near the night club entrance at night time. My commoner BSA was always parked off to the side where it belonged. Pecking order you know. TG

Sign In

You must be a member to leave a comment.

ePHOTOzine, the web's friendliest photography community.

Join For Free

Upload photos, chat with photographers, win prizes and much more.

Cookies help us deliver our service. By using our service, you agree to our use of cookies. OK Learn more