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Message: <blockquote data-quote="emerson" data-source="post: 383885" data-attributes="member: 6724">Thanks, everyone. Here we go:[USER=6531]@rayvonn[/USER] for a shot made in challenging conditions, and the use of noise to create an appealing graininess.[USER=3136]@donlaw[/USER] for catching that splendid sense of swiftness and isolation that cycling can bring to a routine day.[USER=504]@ricks[/USER] for pushing the boundaries of post-capture processing in pursuit of a final image[USER=6489]@Matero[/USER] for really capturing the solitude of cold-weather riding. The image makes it easy to imagine the accompanying sounds.[USER=13019]@pdurand[/USER] for an outstanding image, and a reminder of the bicycles we have in common, even across very different cultures. A remarkable photo.[USER=13392]@Piano[/USER] I like how the reversal abstracts the image. That looks like the cleanest cassette I’ve seen. <g>[USER=1226]@pictogramax[/USER] lovely, thoughtful composition. [USER=889]@serhan[/USER] a ‘decisive moment’ well captured.[USER=3446]@theoldsmithy[/USER] I like how tilting the horizon line adds to this photo. Nice technique.[USER=12480]@Frem[/USER] wonderful timing to capture ‘everything must go’ as the backdrop.[USER=4648]@MiguelATF[/USER] for his usual whimsical humour, which never fails to bring a smile.Which brings us to the winner of this challenge, [USER=2822]@KillRamsey[/USER], for an image that to me fundamentally conveys the way that cycling opens the world to us, especially as kids. Well conceived, well captured, well presented. Over to you, Kyle.</blockquote>

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