Learn how to take great bike shots with Seb Rogers and Bikemagic (Pic © Seb Rogers)
Top Tips
If you need a few tips to get the most from your photos, we've got just the man. Seb Rogers shoots (and occasionally writes about) bikes for a living. So he's a good person to dish out the tips. In his Capture the Action article he tells you to plan ahead, track the action, use the trail and much more.
The rapidly falling price of digital cameras has meant it's now easier than ever before to capture the action. And nowhere was this more clear than when we ran our recent £300 BM jersey giveaway. We were swamped with photos of a very high standard.
So we've decided to run another competition. But this time we're going to set four different briefs, to challenge you a little. Choose from either Group, Landscape, Action or Crash for your theme when you next go out riding. Feel free to upload photos to each gallery if you desire, the more the better and the better your chances.
Sorry this competition has now closed
Win a £10* voucher to spend at Campkins Online
1. Group photos - a post-ride tea drinking photo of you and your buddies perhaps
2. Landscape - Something that makes us want to get out and ride
3. Action - This is what it's all about: fast, gritty, blurred, high speed action
4. Crash - Evidence of you pushing just that little bit too hard
We've started each gallery off with a choice image, but it's over to you lot now to add your best shots. And thanks to the chaps at Campkins Online, we've got 20 vouchers for you to spend at Campkins Online. You've got until 30 June, so get snapping.
*£10 off when spending over £30. Vouchers expire 31/07/2007.
