My camera around my neck to make room in the tote bag for two half gallons of milk, I exited Fred Meyer on NW 20th and walked south, towards Burnside and the bus stop on the corner.
"Oh," I thought, "I'd better turn the camera on. Never know what I'll see."
I looked up as I got closer to the corner. "Like that!" Click. One chance to get the photo before he disappeared on the sidewalk.
"Yes!" I thought when I checked the view screen. "Got it!"
Uncropped.
You did good. I never saw anything like this. And he won't get far. Look what he is hauling?
ReplyDeleteMe thinks that guy craves attention!
ReplyDeleteWell caught.
Yep, I noticed it Mr. Lincoln. When I cropped the photo, I saw the Pabst sign in the pizza joint--thus the serendipity.
ReplyDeleteGlad you and Eamon enjoyed the photo. Lots of bikes like this in Portland, even a club of women tall-bike-makers-and-riders.
Great shot Lynette. You know with a bike that tall, he can't reach the beer.When we were down there we noticed there are also quite a few cargo bikes running around town. Those are pretty neat.
ReplyDeletePS: Glad you liked my old timey shot.
Mmmm. PBR. You might like this recent shot of mine - running a check point for an alleycat with my daughter in tow. Responsible Parenting.
ReplyDeleteNice capture. That is an unusual looking bike and unhealthy meal. The camera around the neck sure comes in handy.
ReplyDeleteThose are pretty neat.
ReplyDeletePS: Glad you liked my old time shot.
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