Ghost Bike

[Neil Burnell]

Long exposures of an abandoned bike my father in law found on paignton sea front.

Recycled (one) by Neil Burnell, on Flickr

Recycled (two) by Neil Burnell, on Flickr

Recycled (three) by Neil Burnell, on Flickr

 

[ChrisH]

Quite like this series, something interesting about a bike that appears from nowhere.

 

[JonBowles]

I really like the 3rd one. I also really like the 1st one. The 2nd one I don't like much at all but I have no idea why.

Nice work.

 

[Neil Burnell]

Quite like this series, something interesting about a bike that appears from nowhere.

I really like the 3rd one. I also really like the 1st one. The 2nd one I don't like much at all but I have no idea why.

Nice work.

Thanks guys

 

[jbw]

Excellent work

 

[Nick Owen]

Some nice recycling going on here... good work.

 

[SMAM]

Amazing... i love these.
Great pictures!!

 

[Neil Burnell]

Excellent work

Some nice recycling going on here... good work.

Amazing... i love these.
Great pictures!!

Thanks everyone

 

[drb52]

Different, very good though, well done!

 

[petersmart]

Definitely think the first is best with all the planes aligned.

Excellent vision!

 

[Skyline]

These are great. I think the first one is the best

 

[Sil]

wonder... !!!

 

[Billy]

Fantastic images, can't fault any of them.

 

[pierre]

These are great. I think the first one is the best

i agree

 

[canonbabie]

So thats where it ended up.

Interesting shots, well done.

 

[Kell]

I really like the 3rd one. I also really like the 1st one. The 2nd one I don't like much at all but I have no idea why.

Nice work.

That’s the beauty and the frustration with anything artistic. One man’s meat is another man’s poison. I love two.

Unfortunately I can’t see the first one for some reason but I love the second one because it anthropomorphises the bike. It looks (to me) like someone drowning and therefore had more dynamism.