TheFlyingCamera, a quite interesting and eye grabbing bicycle. The stylised wheels almost look like the wheels on automobiles being crashed into solid walls for safety tests.
The very wide angle picture of the single hire bicycle at or near the start of a long line of empty bicycle slots, is a fantastic use of the wide angle abilities of the lens. Impressive use of light and shadow here. Looks like winter as the trees seem leafless.
The cyclist in front of the Pallazzo Pitti house, now a museum I believe, just looks good. It would appear that the rider is wearing an apron and maybe a cap, perhaps a baker or something like that cycling to either home or work. This brings back memories as Firenze is my favourite Italian city, with some long hot evenings in the Piazzale Michelangelo and surrounding gardens, which are only a walk away from this location.
The Pedicab in Toronto certainly looks a bit faded, both in the colour of the materials, and the faded metal fittings. If this was a daily driver and I was a customer, I would hesitate before I hopped in. Nice out of focus background effect and very similar to what the Rollie factory had on their walls in their factory tour that I undertook about 42 years ago. It seemed that most of their pictures were pushing the out of focus possibilities of their cameras as they faced the assault from 35mm mirror reflex camera manufacturers and their virtually never ending array of factory and aftermarket lenses.
