Not really 1100 related but those of you that know me, know I need to feed the hoarding habit. What better place?
While there got to hang out with my local Louisville community "Louisville Vintage Motorworks" as they were the featured club this year and showed so well, they were ask back for next year!
Anyway hope you enjoy!
Very cool---I like your filming style (especially the rain dripping from the canopy).
Looked like a great collection of bikes, and the characters who own them.
(07-22-2013, 12:23 AM)thumper_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Very cool---I like your filming style (especially the rain dripping from the canopy).
Looked like a great collection of bikes, and the characters who own them.
+1 had to mute the music though ... that wasn't very retro lol
Thanks Thumper, not some of my best work by any means thrown together quick due to time constraints. Mostly shot with GoPro's since they are waterproof and it rained most of the weekend. But none the less was fun to make for them. They did so well AMA ask them and their creations back again next year.
Ferret, the song was more of a theme with the Louisville Vintage Group/Retro Wrench tent, if you look you can see the lyrics on one of the shirts.
So it was never meant meant to be Vintage tunes. The Vintage scene here in Louisville if no longer a bunch of us old farts, it's all these young hipsters and they are carrying on the tradition with their own flair and style and keeping it alive. Very open to all and anything on 2 wheels, and welcoming to all. Which a nice change from the Harley bike night mentality of past around here.
A Wednesday night at the Monkey Wrench bike night here in Louisville brings in all kinds of two wheeled wonders, and everyone is made to feel at home. So I threw this together mainly for them as a thank you for all their hard work, and getting Louisville recognized on a national stage.
I'm proud they let the old guy hang out and watch them create and keep it alive.
Curt