Bmx Magazine How do you do a good manual on a bmx bike?
I race bmx and i also ride my bike alot, but i can never do a long manual no matter how hard i try and if i can its like the only one in a while, i have looked up everything on how to, on the internet, in magazines but nothing seems detailed enuff, can ne1 else help?
well i am pretty strong and i hav a 30 pound bike, and off my bike i hav good balance it just seems that i cant keep it even balance on the bike
Check out this video.....he's got the best instructionals I've seen yet. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x-Nn4Z5WVIg
If you have adjustable dropouts, scoot your axle up to the front to effectively shorten the chainstays. This will make it easier. And please be sure you're wearing a helmet and elbow pads.
Once you get your balance point, the trick is in keeping yourself there. To get started, you have to get used to throwing your weight back while you pull up....straightening your knees quickly helps but be ready to flex them for balance right away. You can also try pulling up while you drop off a curb.....it gives you a little boost.
Just keep at it.....some people never get it. I kinda suck, but I've had a few where it came together and it was awesome!
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How can i get my photos noticed by professionals?
Hey, I'm a 14 year old aspiring photographer. I've been taking pictures for about a year, but I want people to notice them, like magazine editors or museum curators. I was just wondering if anybody knew any good ways of getting my work noticed. Thanks Alot!
Heres the Link to my flickr account:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/benspinale
Tell me what you think.
(please don't tell me I'm too young. i have a 15 year old friend who has shots in 3 issues of RIDE BMX magazine.)
Well, you can start participating in forums, start posting in more groups, and more importantly, contact people in the area for advice. I'm sure there are some photographers in your area that you could contact. You can email and try to talk to other pro photographers online as well.
I'm having a bit of trouble in the same situation myself ^^'.
A word about your photography: your action shots could do with some post-processing. They look a little too soft (color wise) for the subject that you are shooting. Otherwise, they are quite fantastic shots, and I prefer them over your B/W photos.
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