I asked Juliette Laurant, a student of mine, to take pictures of the CBX while it was still in mint Essen Motorshow-condition. Take a look at her facebook page, and her website. |
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Finding the right location is crucial; the CBX doesn't do well in a green environment but it does in an industrial one. I contacted Harold Verbruggen from Swanenberg IJzer Groep (Beuningen, NL). He granted me full entry to this perfect location at any time at any day. | ||||
Juliette came with her boyfriend Jeroen. He assisted with reflection screens, and so did I once a while. | ||||
Together we discussed bike positions and lighting, and she took on any awkward position to get the right view on the bike. |
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Even crouching in a puddle of water: in Holland we say 'alles voor de Kunsten' ('all for the Arts'). Aim at the picture to distract Juliette for a moment from her mission. |
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Click the picture to enlarge it. The theme was: 'post apocalypse'. I think we succeeded. |