Bicycle stand by X-PaX

Photography • Architecture • posted on Apr 16, 2016

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Description

The photo was taken in my hometown near a restaurant. To be honest: I am not sure if this really is a bicycle stand. However, for me it looks very nice. Thank you very much for viewing, commenting and rating.

Comments (10)

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blankfrancine

12:12PM | Sat, 16 April 2016

Very sharp capture.Great surfaces.

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Hendesse

12:51PM | Sat, 16 April 2016

Interesting art. Excellent shot, fantastic details!

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jeroni

5:58PM | Sat, 16 April 2016

beautiful, love the colors and lighting excellent work

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Richardphotos

6:43PM | Sat, 16 April 2016

they do not want anyone sitting on them for sure. great art and capture

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netot

11:22PM | Sat, 16 April 2016

I love the curved shape of the figures and the ability to synthesis the artist

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giulband

12:03AM | Sun, 17 April 2016

Wonderful sculptures and capture !!

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durleybeachbum

5:35AM | Sun, 17 April 2016

So very elegant!

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SunriseGirl

10:52AM | Mon, 18 April 2016

If these are not bike stands then the really should be...they are perfect for it.

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anahata.c

10:29PM | Mon, 18 April 2016

Christian, I've been away a lot, and I haven't left comments for a while. Tonight I'm leaving just a few comments; but I hope to return for a longer session soon. It's been a while since I've commented in your exceptional gallery.

I love this photo. Your lines are so clean, your composition is so clear and elegant. I love the angle, and how it allows the curve of the walkway to envelop the whole picture. And I love those abstract bicycles---maybe they are a bicycle stand, I don't know; but as abstract sculptures, they're terrific. And your angle lets us see them "in context," with the highly varied shapes and forms behind them. You have such fine linear language too: The handlebars of the closest bicycle are lined-up with one of the mullions of the windows behind it. The curve of the brick sidewalk touches the right edge of the picture. The dark grill-line of the inner sidewalk is beautifully lined-up with the line of the bike in front of it, etc. Wonderful work, expert composition. I'll be back for more soon...

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