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Stormie Ray and a 1979 KZ400 as photographed by the infamous Giles Clement on 100+ year old camera in SE Portland.
[ more epic motorcycle girl photos from Giles Clement ] 

Stormie Ray and a 1979 KZ400 as photographed by the infamous Giles Clement on 100+ year old camera in SE Portland.

[ more epic motorcycle girl photos from Giles Clement

One of my favorite photographers, Giles Clement (website), took this gorgeous shot of a woman and a retro BMW with an old film camera.

One of my favorite photographers, Giles Clement (website), took this gorgeous shot of a woman and a retro BMW with an old film camera.

Another shot of me from the MotoLady Thruxton Series by Giles Clement. 2005 Triumph Thruxton 900.

Another shot of me from the MotoLady Thruxton Series by Giles Clement. 2005 Triumph Thruxton 900.

Aha! A photo I’ve not posted from the Thruxton series with Giles Clement. The 20x20 print is available amongst other beautiful motorcycle and women photos in the Illumiquest Etsy Shop.(More from the MotoLady Thruxton Series) 

Aha! A photo I’ve not posted from the Thruxton series with Giles Clement. The 20x20 print is available amongst other beautiful motorcycle and women photos in the Illumiquest Etsy Shop.

(More from the MotoLady Thruxton Series

Another beautiful image from Giles Clement. 

Another beautiful image from Giles Clement

GPOYW: This is a fun one! DOUBLE TIME! Me, MotoLady on the custom 2005 Triumph Thruxton 900…  (More from this series.) Photo by the wonderful Giles Clement.

GPOYW: This is a fun one! DOUBLE TIME! Me, MotoLady on the custom 2005 Triumph Thruxton 900…  (More from this series.) Photo by the wonderful Giles Clement.

GPOYW: Me, MotoLady on the custom 2005 Triumph Thruxton 900… (More from this series.) Photo by the wonderful Giles Clement. 

GPOYW: Me, MotoLady on the custom 2005 Triumph Thruxton 900… (More from this series.) Photo by the wonderful Giles Clement

Another from the series of me on the 2005 Triumph Thruxton 900. Photo by Giles Clement (www.gilesclement.com).
The way I met Giles is quite awesome, really. Months ago, probably near the end of 2010, I started a group for lady riders on PNW Riders (a forum I use for Motorcyclists in the Pacific Northwest). I went looking for a photo to use for the group avatar, and googled female motorcyclists or something to that effect. One of the first images to pop up was this shot of Maureen and the 1962 BSA Lightning. I instantly fell in love, and used it as the group photo. As it often is with the internet, I had no idea who the photographer was. 
Later, in January, I started MotoLady. I then posted two more photos I found and asked readers if they knew who the photographer was. Very soon after I received two tips linking me to Giles’ flickr photostream. Turns out, he lives in Astoria Oregon. A coastal town a couple hours away from where I live in Portland.
 At this time, I promptly wrote Giles something to the effect of, “HOLY CRAP I LOVE YOUR WORK WE HAVE TO SHOOT SOMETHING.” And a few months later, here we are. 
 Since my motorcycles are both being fixed, and Giles is doing a British Bike series, we borrowed my co-worker Marc Friedman’s beautiful Triumph Thruxton. 
Behold, the power of the internet.

Another from the series of me on the 2005 Triumph Thruxton 900. Photo by Giles Clement (www.gilesclement.com).

The way I met Giles is quite awesome, really. Months ago, probably near the end of 2010, I started a group for lady riders on PNW Riders (a forum I use for Motorcyclists in the Pacific Northwest). I went looking for a photo to use for the group avatar, and googled female motorcyclists or something to that effect. One of the first images to pop up was this shot of Maureen and the 1962 BSA Lightning. I instantly fell in love, and used it as the group photo. As it often is with the internet, I had no idea who the photographer was. 

Later, in January, I started MotoLady. I then posted two more photos I found and asked readers if they knew who the photographer was. Very soon after I received two tips linking me to Giles’ flickr photostream. Turns out, he lives in Astoria Oregon. A coastal town a couple hours away from where I live in Portland.

At this time, I promptly wrote Giles something to the effect of, “HOLY CRAP I LOVE YOUR WORK WE HAVE TO SHOOT SOMETHING.” And a few months later, here we are. 

Since my motorcycles are both being fixed, and Giles is doing a British Bike series, we borrowed my co-worker Marc Friedman’s beautiful Triumph Thruxton. 

Behold, the power of the internet.

Me, MotoLady on a custom 2005 Triumph Thruxton 900. Photo by Giles Clement.
Check back for more photos from this series. :)

Me, MotoLady on a custom 2005 Triumph Thruxton 900. Photo by Giles Clement.

Check back for more photos from this series. :)

Simone on a 1972 Honda CB350… And this one is even better than the last… photo by the amazing Giles Clement.
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Simone on a 1972 Honda CB350… And this one is even better than the last… photo by the amazing Giles Clement.

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And another one from the same unknown photographer… Update! The photographer is Giles Clement. And wow, what a small world… he is from Oregon, like me! (more here)

And another one from the same unknown photographer… Update! The photographer is Giles Clement. And wow, what a small world… he is from Oregon, like me! (more here)

Woman on a Norton
[side note] I’m pretty sure this photographer has done a series of Women and Motorcycles. I’ve seen a very similar photo in style, with the same border. I want to know who did them- because they’re quite lovely. Thank you to readers easilyerased and truebikerspirit for sending me the crediting information for this photographer. I appreciate it! (more here)

Woman on a Norton

[side note] I’m pretty sure this photographer has done a series of Women and Motorcycles. I’ve seen a very similar photo in style, with the same border. I want to know who did them- because they’re quite lovely. Thank you to readers easilyerased and truebikerspirit for sending me the crediting information for this photographer. I appreciate it! (more here)

antiorder:

On the road to nowhere, heading to somewhere nothing is everything and the sun rises at night.

antiorder:

On the road to nowhere, heading to somewhere nothing is everything and the sun rises at night.