Here's a link to the Route. The Route is similar to past events - State Street, Lake, Dayton, Bedford, North Shore, John Nolen, E. Wash, Capitol Square.
I agree with you, Robbie, that if there is construction in the background it will decrease the impact of the message. Amanda ________________________ Amanda White Director of the Madison Office Bicycle Federation of Wisconsin (608) 251-4456 [email protected] www.bfw.org On Thu, Aug 12, 2010 at 12:27 PM, Robbie Webber <[email protected]>wrote: > What is the route for Ride the Drive3? Will it use Old University or Campus > Dr? Or Park St? > > There are overpasses of both Campus Dr and Park, and I think both are > likely to be pretty crowded during rush hour. If we actually want to use a > real example, instead of trying to use the exact same number of car drivers > vs. bus riders vs. walker/bikers, then that is a shot that can easily be > made. > > Campus Dr overpass advantage is it would allow you to face the oncoming > traffic outbound in the PM with the sun behind you. Disadvantage is that > there is construction. Anyone viewing the poster would say, "Sure it's > congested, there's construction." Of course, we know it's always congested > at 5:00 PM, but.... > > Another idea would be to shoot down E Washington from slope to the Capitol. > Perhaps our photog friend could tell us if that is too weird an angle. E > Wash is not ideal, IMHO, because it is so wide that it is both hard to fill > and hard to shoot with the frame of the buildings included. But again, I > will leave it to the more savvy photogs to tell me if that is true. > > Again, we want a location that we can also fill with walker/bikers and a > parked bus and standing people to show the same street. That's why RtD would > be a great opportunity. > > Robbie > --
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