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taken while on train to Cheng De
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Part of a collection of four paintings, for my NSW HSC 2007. Image of the great Lance Armstrong. (seven times Tour de France champion).
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Bicycle
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Cycle
by asight2seeCycle
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Digitally manipulated image of men’s bicycling race on the streets of La Jolla, CA.
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Blurred digital image of men’s bicycling race on the streets of La Jolla, CA.
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June 2009. Memorial for cyclists at the Madonna del Ghisallo, Italy. Nikon D90 with Nikkor 18-200 mm VR2 / @ 26 mm, f5.0, 1/1600 sec. Capture featured in the following groups: / Bicycle and Statues and such
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Bicycle shadows on lush lawn. Use this picture to demonstrate green ways, leaving nothing but shadows, etc.
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Digital photograph taken with Olympus SP-500 UZ along Wisla River in Krakow.
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Gerardmer (France), September 2009. / Tour de l’Avenir (the biggest nations cup of the under-23 races), stage 6 (Chateau Salins – Gerardmer). Timofey Kritskiy and Romain Sicard preparing for the final sprint-a-deux within the last 500 metres to the finish on the Col de Martimpre. Kritskiy will win the sprint, while Sicard will take the lead in the overall standings. Nikon D90, Nikkor 18-200mm @ / 200mm, F7.1, 1/200sec.
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Gerardmer (France), September 2009. / Tour de l’Avenir (the biggest nations cup of the under-23 races), stage 6 (Chateau Salins – Gerardmer). Romain Sicard preparing for the final sprint-a-deux within the last 400 metres to the finish on the Col de Martimpre. Kritskiy will win the sprint, while Sicard will take the lead in the overall standings. Nikon D90, Nikkor 18-200mm @ / 80mm, F7.1, 1/200sec.
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Gerardmer (France), September 2009. / Tour de l’Avenir (the biggest nations cup of the under-23 races), stage 6 (Chateau Salins – Gerardmer). In the last 400 metres to the finish on the Col the Martimpre, Darwin ATAPUMA, Tejay VAN GARDEREN and Rafael VALLS FERRI fight for the third place. Nikon D90 and Nikkor 18-200mm @ / 135mm, f6.3, 1/200 sec.
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Gerardmer (France), September 2009. / Tour de l’Avenir (the biggest nations cup of the under-23 races), stage 6 (Chateau Salins – Gerardmer). Jean Lou Paiana helping the leader Julien Berard to minimise the time gap. Nikon D90, Nikkor 18-200mm @ / 56mm, f6.3, 1/200sec.
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Gerardmer (France), September 2009. / Tour de l’Avenir (the biggest nations cup of the under-23 races), stage 6 (Chateau Salins – Gerardmer). Steven KRUIJSWIJK finishing at 53th place at the Col the Martimpre. Nikon D90, Nikkor 18-200mm @ / 62mm, f6.3, 1/200sec.
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Gerardmer (France), September 2009. / Tour de l’Avenir (the biggest nations cup of the under-23 races), stage 6 (Chateau Salins – Gerardmer). The last man for his final 500 metres at the Col the Martimpre. Or is he the first tourist? In either way, the SAG wagons are just behind to sweep him up. The Broom Waggon is the affectionate name for the vehicle that follows a Cycle Road Race picking up stragglers (or sweeping them up) who are unable to make it to the finish the race within the time permitted. / The broom waggon is colloquially known as the sag wagon. SAG is an acronym which stands for Supplies and Gear. By extension, cycle-touring groups which have a vehicle to carry their luggage and food are now said to be “sagged” in that they have a vehicle that carries supplies and gear for the participants in the ride. Nikon D90, Nikkor 18-200mm / 170mm, f6.3, 1/200 sec.
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La Bresse, France, September 2009. The Vosges area is known for its spectacular climbing stages. One artist made a salute to the Tour de France passing La Bresse in July. Well, I salute that artist with this shot. The capture was particular difficult due to the dark granite and the intense sun. I tried flashing to enlighten the statue, but the minimum of 1/200 sec was way to long for a nice sky. Nikon D90 with Tamron 10-20 mm F4: / @ 14 mm, f4.0, 1/800 sec.
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A bicycle parked beside a lamp post taken downtown Virginia
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The Hague, central station, January 2009. Due to reconstructions the parking area was moved. / Below you can read the sign “forbidden to park any bicycles”. / One cyclist thought that parking was no problem, when he fixed his bicycle to the pole. / Like in a western, the construction people hung the cycle high as punishment. Picture taken with my mobile phone Sony Ericsson C702.
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A snatched shot of two young boys riding their bike on the main shopping street in Nice, South of France. The local tram is behind them and the shops reflect in it.
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