Bessie Stringfield fought for civil rights and equality by doing what she loved despite the struggles and danger that came with riding motorcycles.
Bessie Stringfield: African American Queen of the Road
Ducati Warrior by Elizabeth Raab
Jamie Harty is a “Sales Maven” at Ducati Minneapolis, and yes, loves to ride.
One of the photographs from Elizabeth Raab’s photoshoot with Jamie Harty was sent to me by James Mann, a reader who knows this lovely lady. He said, “She’s one of the most vibrant, naturally wild, well-connected-to-the-universe women I’m fortunate enough to know.”
Her photoshoot captured that well.
From wild woman with a Hypermotard, to a 899 Panigale. Then, onto a darker mood…
Check out more of Elizabeth Raab’s photography on her website elizabethraab.com.
related: more photos of real women who ride
Posted on October 2, 2014 in MotoLadies, News & Features by Alicia Mariah Elfving
Pretty lady, cool bikes, some cool yoga. I don’t know why, but it’s not working….
Its the photos aesthetics itself. The noise is high the composition is off and the model isnt really conveying anything (not a fan of the handstands as it works against the bike and the composition of the shot. ENR is a great photographer too her Desmo shoot was amazing and the photos looked more polished. I wonder if she let the subject dictate more this shoot.
Maybe a shoot where you ride to an awesome spot…do some yoga….in good light. The moto-yoga-road-warrior isn’t working.