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commuting gear: sks mudguards, rear tortec rack, ortlieb ultralight rear pannier, ortlieb office pannier/bag, carradice barley saddlebag.
I zoomed way out to demonstrate that my commute is actually quite short. 4.4 miles according to Google, but they take a ridiculous route. I think it's closer to 3.5. Maybe I'll try to remember to look at the odometer.
Anyway, I wanted to show you some things in my wider neighborhood. Feel free to look around. Ask questions. Have some sweet iced tea.
Keith Cotton and Ted Horobiowski with LeAnn Yamamoto, accepting on behalf of the Spokane Regional Transportation Council (Commute Smart Employer Champion).
There are a lot of things not to like about my new commute, but the one thing I do like is the pretty fog I get to drive though every morning.
Took a photo every minute on my way to work and merged them using Photoshop.
A belated submission for the wordpool: commute
No longer completely sober after an exciting evening with Thomas
S2 St.Gallen - Rorschach Stadt
Commuting with
Hahnemühle Nostalgie Sketchbook A6, 190g/m2, mechanical Pencil Pentel 0.9mm, 2B, 15‘ Sketch
Commute 3 (3.8.11)
Totally surprised at how much the new cranks and tires changed the ride. It felt lighter, faster, and livelier.
Addendum: I think the thing I'm most stoked about is the lack of knee soreness during the ride and after. I've been battling a pain in my right knee, medial to the knee cap, which has affected me on both long and short rides, fixed or freewheeling, flat or hilly. During the ride, I felt like I was haunted by a type of phantom pain, where I thought my knee was acting up, when really it wasn't. When I actually focused on it, yoga-style, the knee felt just fine. It felt fine in the evening, as well as when I woke up the next morning and did the mixed-mode commute in on the fixed gear. So far, a win!
The Long Commute...
Sony Rx100 Mark V (Point & Shoot) sitting on bridge railing (but secured to my wrist)
ISO 80, 2s, f11, 51mm (FF equivalent), inbuilt 3 stop ND filter On
Jalan Kayu Flyover, Singapore
(facing roughly West, into the Sunset)
5 images developed in Capture One & stacked in Affinity Photo
C&C Welcome
Entry for the lomography competition of the FZ7 users group
The first part of my commute to work. A 15 to 20 min roll down the hill to town.
This is the first of a series of images taken in the lomography style.
To learn about lomography here is a link to www.flickr.com/groups/e-lomography/