11 June 2013

Wordless Wednesday

Training in 2008

Cycling Sunrise on the South Platte

First bicycle commute sunrise of the 2010 season, great way to start out a 65.1-mile day!

Cycling Sunrise

training in 2009

Hit the sunrise jackpot this morning on the way to work!

training in 2010

My first bicycle commute of 2012.

training in 2012

Cycling Sunset

sunset on the Kokopelli trail

My First Bicycle Commute Sunrise of 2013

8 comments :

  1. Awesome shots, I like the shadow effect a lot. all mysterious haha

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    1. Thanks, Pat! I'm always looking for new and creative ways to shoot bikes!

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  2. Very pretty flowers and sunsets - though now I am curious about that blur in the first one. I'm assuming it's a bicycle?

    Also, if you go back to last week's WW photo, I tried to answer your questions about the shadow.

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    1. Thanks, Catsynth! I'm anxious to head over your way and catch up. I've been out of town for a while with little to no internet access.

      Yes, the first shot is my husband racing by on his bike before sunrise. The low light made it easy to capture action in a way that can't be done simply during bright sunlight.

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  3. Awesome pictures....as always. :)

    Wishing you a day filled with many blessings.

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    1. Thank you, Stitchy, and right back at you!

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  4. Wow, impossible to pick a favourite. I recognise some, but not all of these ... beautiful! :)

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    1. Thanks, Sue! Yes, the archives. They make wonderful filler when I'm away from a computer for a while!

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