How does one even get On the bike, let alone ride it? Such skill! I love the tone of the foto... makes it look antique/vintage!. Thanks so much for sharing and linking up. Hope you're having a great weekend
Fun photos with this penny-farthing bicycle. If it not for the tractor, this photo could have been from late 19th Century. This bike was the reason modern two wheel bikes were called "safety" bicycles.
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The sepia tone works so well with the subject. Always wondered how you get on and off of those things.
...I can't imagine doing this!
Hari Om
It takes some skill to work one of those! YAM xx
Now that is a skill to have - great photo
oh great capture, the sepia adds to the effect of an old style photo. It makes you question the cars and tractor in the background.
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How does one even get On the bike, let alone ride it? Such skill! I love the tone of the foto... makes it look antique/vintage!. Thanks so much for sharing and linking up. Hope you're having a great weekend
Fun photos with this penny-farthing bicycle. If it not for the tractor, this photo could have been from late 19th Century. This bike was the reason modern two wheel bikes were called "safety" bicycles.
Great in SEPHIA. Sephis is using when you want to do something older.
Can't believe he can do this at all, let alone on this rough ground! Wonderful that he's in costume -- and beautiful and perfect in sepia tone!!
wonder how easy it is to ride, it looks quiet tricky.
It would catch my eye too, what a fun photo. The background is perfect.
Wow! Looks like a vintage photo. Well done!
-Soma
This bike makes biking look dangerous. I'm sure I would break something. Awesome photo!
Wonderful photo! Looks very nostalgic.
Would like to try ride this bike.
Greetings from snowy Germany
Very interesting!
I see there is a step just above the rear wheel, but someone would have to hold it steady while he was climbing on
i don't know how they ride these! at first when i saw the thumbnail for this i thought it was a picture from a museum!
He looks quite authentic in black and white and a flat cap!
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