Sparrow
Veteran
gilpen123
Gil
Nice I would place the biker further to the left though. The exposure was good also.
jesse1dog
Light Catcher
If I had a front basket I would need mudguards too!
I see problems with the shadow - nice to be included but doen't then provide enough space into which the chap cycles. Pity the shadow isn't bigger but that would mean a higher viewpoint which you didn't have. I sometimes wish I carried around a step-ladder.
What happens if you do a drastic crop?
jesse
I see problems with the shadow - nice to be included but doen't then provide enough space into which the chap cycles. Pity the shadow isn't bigger but that would mean a higher viewpoint which you didn't have. I sometimes wish I carried around a step-ladder.
What happens if you do a drastic crop?
jesse
Keith
The best camera is one that still works!
Probably a bit difficult to achieve in that light but a little movement blur of the wheels would have made it for me ... he sort of looks like he's just balancing there! 
Nice photograph though just the same.
Nice photograph though just the same.
Sparrow
Veteran
If I had a front basket I would need mudguards too!
I see problems with the shadow - nice to be included but doen't then provide enough space into which the chap cycles. Pity the shadow isn't bigger but that would mean a higher viewpoint which you didn't have. I sometimes wish I carried around a step-ladder.
What happens if you do a drastic crop?
jesse
... not in Greece, if it rains the roads are lethal, one wouldn't go out on a bike.
I think it's the shadow that I don't like, but I'm not sure why
Keith; motion blur wasn't an option, I didn't have time or the balance ... I was perched on a waste bin at the time
Sparrow
Veteran
I'm uncomfortable with the shadow and the bright line caused by the wake of a ferry just below the horizon ... is it just me?
robert blu
quiet photographer
What I like are the horizontal stripes (bands not sure of the word) of different grey. What I do not like ( this is just my taste) is the cyclist in the middle of the frame. I had preferred to see him more on the right border of the frame. And a slower time with some blurring in the wheels could have add something, but I know, not always possible to set everything as we desire...
robert
robert
Vics
Veteran
I'd have liked to see the bike more to the right. I always like moving figures better when they're leaving the frame. If you think of the bike and the shadow as a unit and center the whole unit, that would work nicely. Very nice photo.
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