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'Vita' by flowizm on Flikr
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We can't all have the top end gear... (flowizm on Flikr)
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Image: Luke Nelson, from Singletrack forum
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jeredgruber on Instagram
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Vera & Jean-Christophe, FLikr
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@iliveinyellow on Instagram
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Toby's pic from the Revolution Track Series
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Toby's Tour de Yorkshire pic from the Tour de France Prologue
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@lastopp is a great Instagram profile to follow
Taking pictures of your adventures by bike means you can look back with a smile, show your friends what you’ve been up to, and maybe even inspire someone else to get on a bike.
Not all of us, however, are expert photographers… some of us just don’t have the skills, some lack the equipment, and others just don’t want to stop too long and let their hands get cold.
We asked in-house photographer & videographer at Evans Cycles, Toby Martin, for his advice on how to capture beautiful pictures when you’re on the go.
His first advice was simple:
Everything in photography is subjective, which means no one is right.
“It exists in a place before language, meaning that no matter where you’re from in the world or what language you speak, it is possible to read an image. Which is awesome.
“That’s why bikes + photography = one of the most awesome combinations known to man.” [we reckon Toby might be a bit biased!] ”
Read on for more tips…