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Comment by RonBeam:
Was this challenge your validation for buying the new bike shoes? Good thinking! You did a fine job of using this technique to suggest movement. I like the 3 red spots on the far shoe peeking around the down tube. That the chain is not moving, does not diminish nor improve the quality of the shot, but does reduce the speed and intricacy factors a little. Love the green blur of vegetation on the right side. 7.

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Comment by Gert:
My favourite cycling photo!

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Comment by mesmeraj:
are you sure that was a good idea????
Made for a very dynamic image, either way. I'd love to see the set up, how exactly did you attach the camera??

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Comment by rynos:
love it

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Comment by kena:
Wow, it's a nice picture. It's an interesting angle and the shoes are in almost perfect focus. How'd you get the scenery to be moving while the bike and shoes seem to stay in place? Very cool.

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Comment by magnus:
A third one! And I thought my slow shutter + bike shoe idea was unique. But you've outdone me and the other one by actually rigging the camera to the bike, way cool.

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Comment by inspir8tion:
Excellent shot!

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Comment by kylh:
this is awsome!
how did you do that?
great idea, i think you should send it to nike and have it be an advertisment.

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Comment by Caine:
I love the movement captured in this shot, both with the blur from a slow shutter speed (relative to the speed of the cyclist anyway), and the action in the skewed horizon line which adds to the action in the composition.

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Comment by JayWalk:
Nice, but the blown highlight behind the shoe detracts from the overall image and effect.