Does this work?
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If there was a reason for the space on the right hand of the frame then yes.
However it doesn't really add anything to the image in terms of perspective (so you can see what circuit/corner it is), structure (a leading line) or other bikes.
I'm not a huge fan of angled shots, but i do think this one could benefit from it to add more of a feeling of speed to the image. Although if this would work with the strong line (barrier) in the background i'm not certain.
It is still a good shot, but i think a more conventional framing would work just as well or better.
However it doesn't really add anything to the image in terms of perspective (so you can see what circuit/corner it is), structure (a leading line) or other bikes.
I'm not a huge fan of angled shots, but i do think this one could benefit from it to add more of a feeling of speed to the image. Although if this would work with the strong line (barrier) in the background i'm not certain.
It is still a good shot, but i think a more conventional framing would work just as well or better.
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I know it's cliche, but the bike needs somewhere to go, so for that reason it doesn't work for me on this occasion.
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It doesn't work IMHO for the reasons the others have said, however there are times when such images are of use - printed media like such things to allow them dead space inside the shot to place headlines or even the entire article on a double page spread...