I wish those bikes were easier to find! Nothing rides like a Radio-Flyer though! We are actually surprising my son with a R-F tricycle for his birthday this weekend! It’s no where near as “neat/romantic” as the one you shared, but it’ll be a lot of fun for him!
The first and last shots are my favorites. There’s something a little surreal about the last one. Not sure how you did that, but it’s cool.
@saintvi - I used the blur filter around her a bit hoping to make her stand out and seem like she was placed there
There’s something about photos of people moving away from you — I LOVE the first shot in this group!
These are all great, especially the last one.
Love that first shot.
Totally cool!
Very nice! I love the B&W of the feet on the pedals… I remember trying to go uphill with my sister on the back. Talk about a work-out! hehe!
It vonders me chust now how old I musta been ven I got my red bicycle from Sears. Think my feet musta been long enough to reach the ground but I’m not sure. Seriously, the color-highlight effect is interestingly close to how people really remember stuff like that in the brain. The color, and then mebbe the smell of the tires… until you take it through the barnyard a couple thousand times.
Oh…what wonderful photos… a reminder of our childhood. I wish they create tricycles for adults.
You would have a blast at art school! I would have loved having you as a fellow art student. I used to hang with quite a few of the photography students.
She needs a sidewalk to rip and tear on! You really can’t get going full tilt in the grass!!! I know!!!
I got one of these bikes when zoe was little, and it’s anthony’s now. he’s just learning how to pedal it.
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I wish those bikes were easier to find! Nothing rides like a Radio-Flyer though! We are actually surprising my son with a R-F tricycle for his birthday this weekend! It’s no where near as “neat/romantic” as the one you shared, but it’ll be a lot of fun for him!
The first and last shots are my favorites. There’s something a little surreal about the last one. Not sure how you did that, but it’s cool.
@saintvi - I used the blur filter around her a bit hoping to make her stand out and seem like she was placed there
There’s something about photos of people moving away from you — I LOVE the first shot in this group!
These are all great, especially the last one.
Love that first shot.
Totally cool!
Very nice! I love the B&W of the feet on the pedals… I remember trying to go uphill with my sister on the back. Talk about a work-out! hehe!
It vonders me chust now how old I musta been ven I got my red bicycle from Sears. Think my feet musta been long enough to reach the ground but I’m not sure.
Seriously, the color-highlight effect is interestingly close to how people really remember stuff like that in the brain. The color, and then mebbe the smell of the tires… until you take it through the barnyard a couple thousand times.
Oh…what wonderful photos… a reminder of our childhood. I wish they create tricycles for adults.
You would have a blast at art school! I would have loved having you as a fellow art student. I used to hang with quite a few of the photography students.
She needs a sidewalk to rip and tear on! You really can’t get going full tilt in the grass!!! I know!!!
I got one of these bikes when zoe was little, and it’s anthony’s now. he’s just learning how to pedal it.
Very nice!