all right !!! High Dynamic Broken !!!

Fits the theme. Not my type of presentation, but I know a lot of people like this style.

This is almost a very good photo in my opinion.

Shop Talk: My hunch is that you haven't mastered masking in Photoshop. I'm not opposed to creating images both before and after the click of the shutter--if possible, I would have cloned out what seems to be a blue pickup truck body behind the motorcycle. However, I don't think I would have shot this image without knowing I would be getting rid of the pickup, so I'd have another shot handy from which I could successfully clone the background.

There's a lot going on in this image, so much so that its distracting me from the motorcycle, which is what I think is supposed to be broken here. I think this is an HDR and as such, the colors are almost too pretty for a broken thing. I'm not a big fan of the blue spot on the bike's image either.

OK, now that I've just been a complete negative Nelly let me find some nice things to say, because reading back over that, I'm sounding pretty darn harsh.

I really like the wood textures under the bike. I also like how the HDR treatment brought out the chrome. However, for me the image would have been more successful if it were just about the bike remains and not included the sunset and extraneous stuff in the background.

Very relevant, but the HDR processing makes it feel less broken to me.