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The bike that never moved
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| [Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note |
Every day for months, when I walked out of my apartment I saw this parked bike. It was rustic incarnate, and I had thought many times of photographing it. So one day, I took my camera with me as I walked out, with the intention of photograping it. By sheer luck, on that very day, a pair of shoes was parked right next to it. They look as though someone had stood there, and evaporated out of them.
For months after the photo was taken, the bike continued not to move. It is a ghost bike. Perhaps it shall never leave this place. |
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Hi Andre,
Your story gave me a smile. Nice work...
Thanks for sharing,
Alper
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Hi, find some of your pictures very interesting, I'm planning a trip to china this summer, coming in from russia in the north or through ulan bator, everything is wort seeing, I know. How is northern china like? or would you skip mongolia for northern china? Its not really a problem, just thought you might be able to coment, thanks. Alex