Photo Assignment: Weekend 11/17/07

[rocketman]

Good grief! I look at this triangle several times a day, and I never thought of it as a "triangle." I am an idiot.

Sweet! I'm hoping to pick up an R50/2 this spring from a friends wife, Its been sitting since he passed away several years ago and is just dieing to be ridden. I'm really "geared" up for it! There is just something so appealing about the /2's with the earls front forks.....

RM

 

[bmwdean]

Sweet! I'm hoping to pick up an R50/2 this spring from a friends wife, Its been sitting since he passed away several years ago and is just dieing to be ridden. I'm really "geared" up for it! There is just something so appealing about the /2's with the earls front forks.....

RM

Not only appealing, obsessive!

http://jeff.dean.home.att.net/slash2.htm

 

[SNC1923]

Good grief! I look at this triangle several times a day, and I never thought of it as a "triangle." I am an idiot.

That's a bit harsh.

It's a beautiful shot of a beautiful bike. This composition is exactly what I was talking about with Roy. Could be done a thousand ways, of course, but this is a good one. Amazing what bright sunny outdoor light can do for a photo, huh?

 

[Threeteas]

Sweet! I'm hoping to pick up an R50/2 this spring from a friends wife, Its been sitting since he passed away several years ago and is just dieing to be ridden. I'm really "geared" up for it! There is just something so appealing about the /2's with the earls front forks.....

RM

There's something morbidly humourous in that sentence. No offence towards a passed friend, I just found the choice of phrase an eye-catching detail. A verbal earls front forks if you will.

Here's a Brit/US question...I'd use dying, so is your's the US way or a typo?

 

[kbasa]

There's something morbidly humourous in that sentence. No offence towards a passed friend, I just found the choice of phrase an eye-catching detail. A verbal earls front forks if you will.

Here's a Brit/US question...I'd use dying, so is your's the US way or a typo?

typo.

 

[Threeteas]

typo.

Thanks Dave, just chequing (sic)!

 

[rocketman]

There's something morbidly humourous in that sentence. No offence towards a passed friend, I just found the choice of phrase an eye-catching detail. A verbal earls front forks if you will.

Here's a Brit/US question...I'd use dying, so is your's the US way or a typo?

there is also "dyeing" (which has the same number of letters but has nothing to do with /2's or death, so.....)















I'm sorry, what was the question?

RM

yes, I can't not speel wel.....