lots of legs

J.K. York

lots of legs

probably my all time favorite from Amsterdam. i liked the tension between the riderless bikes and the bodiless legs. OM-3. Sigma 21mm. HP5 400. please view this in large mode.

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  • nikki024

    nikki024

    AWESOME SHOT!

  • Oli Johnson

    Oli Johnson

    wonderful eye for this. great shot

  • Antanas

    Antanas

    Very good street shot

  • petelangman

    petelangman

    wow… love what you’ve done here james.

  • Ekascam

    Ekascam

    Yes J. K. bikes need legs to be mobile, & legs need bodies to be mobile, so you’ve captured a great shot here my friend, & nicely presented in B &W..

  • Franmacimages

    Franmacimages

    Excellent i also like the Little piece of graffiti bottom left Adds to the Urban feel Cool!

  • Al Bourassa

    Al Bourassa

    Love your connection between the legs and the bikes!

  • Joan Smart

    Joan Smart

    GREAT ONE !!!! EXCELLENT !!!

  • Antoine Dagobert

    Antoine Dagobert

    A perfect shot JK!wow o wow!

  • davidmilne

    davidmilne

    Oustanding BnW J.K,fab street scene with wonderful tones and detail!

  • Patricia L. Ballard

    Patricia L. Ba...

    A good way to get legs like that is to ride those bikes. Great shot.

  • Joyce Dickens, IPA

    Joyce Dickens,...

    Incredible street shot; just wonderful!

  • velveteagle

    velveteagle

    You were so clever with this.. looks great…

  • mlgkats

    mlgkats

    very nice .great b&w

  • Gary L. Suddath

    Gary L. Suddath

    great job of spotting this, outstanding work

  • Adriana Glackin

    Adriana Glackin

    I can see how this is your favourite. I’m imagining those poor legs, trapped behind the glass, kicking free and hi-tailing it out of there on those bikes – it’s a shame they’re still missing a vital component. Well spotted!

  • Mugsy

    Mugsy

    Beautiful balance to this image! Great BW!

  • Walter Strength

    Walter Strength

    Beautiful shot J.K. love how the walk way takes your eye all the way through the photo.

  • Catherine Veal

    Catherine Veal

    Great capture and detail. Excellent b&w and contrast.

  • Julie Langford

    Julie Langfordcommunity host

    Beautiful mono work here JK, love the symmetry and lighting

  • Jeff  Burns

    Jeff Burns

    Fabulous black and white great detail and fabulous depth. Great shot

  • Franklin Lindsey

    Franklin Lindsey

    Looks like something I wish we could adopt here, more reasons to use bicycles than cars… nice composition, and choice of B&W too.

  • jlynn

    jlynn

    Fantastic shot,,, and content!!!

  • Robert Elliott

    Robert Elliott

    amazing, well seen, great composition love the b&w tones.

  • micmac

    micmac

    Cool ,fantastic perspective ,beautiful in B&W.

  • Rhana Griffin

    Rhana GriffinRedbubbley Schweppervescence

    Wonderfully spotted JK! It feels like the legs are just waiting for the opportune moment to break free and make off with the bikes!

  • Karl187

    Karl187

    Nice one JK, you must have waited a time to ensure there were no people in the shot- perfectly captured.

  • joolz

    joolz

    Fabulous shot!

  • Simon Mears

    Simon Mears

    fine work..

  • sticky

    sticky

    Cool and clever, great.

  • Rod  Adams

    Rod Adams

    This was either pure luck or pure genius. Either way it’s great that you caught it. I can see why it’s one of your all time favorites!

  • Ozcloggie

    Ozcloggie

    I’m glad that someone, above, used the term urban feel because that was my immediate reaction. That familiar feel of Dutch streets. The ever present bikes. The here we are kind of merchandise displays. The always clean and often damp-looking, usually narrow streets. The black and white helps. I reckon.

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