Vintage Cyclists
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Sunrise time of this day was wonderful. The clouds were colored by the upcoming sun. I pushed the button and my camera needed time for focusing and all at a sudden the cyclist entered into the frame when the shutter went down. I was a lucky, because the cyclist wasn't part of my composition but still he was in at the right spot. Waterland, 2020.
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Location: Seven Weeks Poort in the Little Karoo
Description: Here is another (half-decent) composition from my recent visit to the spectacular Seven Weeks Poort (I just wish I'd pressed the shutter one second earlier).
The magnificent vertical rockfolds, reaching for the skies on both sides of the road, reflect the inconceivable forces of the volcanic eruptions millions of years ago, forming the chain of Cape ripple-like mountains. Often the converging slopes leave only a narrow pass, just broad enough for the Huis River to pass through, whilst the precipices of naked, distorted rock-faces tower like walls of a natural rampart, obscuring the sun.
I honestly couldn’t think of any better place to pedal my bicycle… can you?
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Equipment: Nikon D300 (Sigma 10-20mm)
Date: April 2009
Pont de l' île de Ré ...France ....
Situé en Charente-Maritime , ouvert en 1988 à la circulation , il relie le port de la Pallice près de La Rochelle à l' île de Ré !
Long de 2926 m pour une largeur de 15,5 m , haut de 42 m , il est le 3ème plus long pont de France ...
Nikon D3300
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Taken last summer when I was on a bit of an ICM blitz. This was shot with a 60-year-old Russian 85mm lens which naturally has a bit of a yellowish tint to it which is very much in evidence here.
While out hunting for a poppy field to shoot, I happended upon this idyllic, avenue of trees just as a group of cyclists were travelling past
Monochrome image of a cyclist ducking at the last second to go under a low offset canal towpath bridge