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2/4/18

old fashioned rider

This bloke riding a penny-farthing bike caught my eye at 'Hay Day' a while back.



17 comments:

  1. The sepia tone works so well with the subject. Always wondered how you get on and off of those things.

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  2. ...I can't imagine doing this!

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  3. Hari Om
    It takes some skill to work one of those! YAM xx

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  4. Now that is a skill to have - great photo

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  5. 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.
    #mysundaysnap

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  6. 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

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  7. 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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  8. Great in SEPHIA. Sephis is using when you want to do something older.

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  9. 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!!

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  10. wonder how easy it is to ride, it looks quiet tricky.

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  11. It would catch my eye too, what a fun photo. The background is perfect.

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  12. Wow! Looks like a vintage photo. Well done!

    -Soma

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  13. This bike makes biking look dangerous. I'm sure I would break something. Awesome photo!

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  14. Wonderful photo! Looks very nostalgic.
    Would like to try ride this bike.
    Greetings from snowy Germany

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  15. 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

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  16. 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!

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  17. He looks quite authentic in black and white and a flat cap!

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