Photographic advice
Travel stories: It’s pointless asking if the editor would like a travel story until he’s seen both the words and the pictures. You may as well ask a bloke if he fancies a girl you don’t have a picture of and can’t describe.
General events: Pictures of bikes parked amidst acres of asphalt are of limited interest. If you’re photographing an event with a theme, try and put together a picture that reflects that theme.
My bike features: To avoid the washing line in the background effect, lie on the ground and shoot upwards; you’ll be amazed how much clutter vanishes.
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If you require more than 1500cc please contact us. This limit can be extended from 1500cc to 1850cc at no further additional premium.
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Up to 1,500cc - £78 Single
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Policies and premiums are subject to meeting our medical criteria. Terms and conditions apply, cover is correct at 31 October 2012. Competitive rates available for winter sports, single trips and long stay holidays, maximum 31 days any one trip, acceptance subject to underwriter’s criteria. Single trip also available. Rock Insurance Services Ltd are authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority No.300317. MAG Travel Insurance is administered by Rock Insurance Services Ltd and underwritten by Mapfre Assistance.
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