Hi all,
So, I took the bike out today with Larry's K100D and the K 50/1.4 (as
usual) to take him up on his photo challenge. I logged a little over
seven miles on varied terrain -- mostly highway, but some gravel and a
little bit of smooth dirt trail. I can report that the bike most
definitely needs new tires as I believe they've developed bad spots in
them from sitting in the same spot deflated for too long. There's a
very noticeable bump in them at cruising speed.
In any event, I didn't find a great deal in the way of interesting
backdrops for a seven-mile ride -- but, then, I wasn't paying as much
attention as I should have due to the tires distracting me, and I didn't
want to wander too far off the beaten path not knowing how well they'd
stand up.
I got three shots, two of which are on the same backdrop, but with
different orientation. I think I like the landscape orientation better
than the portrait, but I figured I'd post both to see what others might
think.
http://www.flickriver.com/photos/walt_gilbert/sets/72157627947664712/
Comments and critiques and free cyclocross tires gladly accepted and
appreciated.
Thanks!
-- Walt
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