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16 comments:
Not sure what happened here, but it doesn't look good.
sad
This photo tells a story, but I don't know what the story is . . .
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Curiouser and curiouser, as the old expression goes...
Interesting find.
I also like to photography bicycle racks, although I've not yet come across a scene like yours.
A sad scene, VP, as so many in our cities...
I really don't know what happened here but I like the image a lot VP.
Mix and Match.
Not exactly being used the way it was intended!
Good grief! Love the title!
Yeah, some guys just can't resist using force, even just to tear a bike apart. Feh.
You also have the same thing as we have, is locked in only one wheel recovered :)
Nice photo.
You shot it from the wrong angle. Down on the ground with a shallow depth of field is how you do it. You really should know that!
Stefan - You are probably right, I will try it the next time... Thank you for the advice!
Fun shot. I guess you could still steal that bike if you had a long trailer
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