As an amateur photographer, one of the disadvantages of not having a riding companion, is how to take moving or rolling shots of you and your motorcycle.
My solution to this issue is to setup the camera and tripod to take photos every 1-2 seconds or use a wireless remote. My preferred method is using the wireless remote. The trick of solo photography is taking photos of you and your motorcycle on an empty road, to be able to take safe shots and without distractions.
If you pay attention to my left hand on the first image, I am holding my keys and the remote with my left hand. This photo was taken inadvertently, kind of like a behind-the-scene picture. I pressed the remote button when I was in the process of grabbing my bike keys with my right hand.
In a nutshell, this is how I take solo motorcycle photography. It takes planning to do motorcycle self-portrait photography, because you do not have a riding companion to stop and shoot for you. Every image is a deliberate self-portrait or staged scene.
