Schwinn - Polaroid Pack Film Shot on Flickr.
Via Flickr:
Bicycle in the Bishop Arts District, Oak Cliff, taken with my 1963 Polaroid Automatic 100 on Fujifilm FP-3000b film.
© Kevin Buchanan
Schwinn - Polaroid Pack Film Shot on Flickr.
Via Flickr:
Bicycle in the Bishop Arts District, Oak Cliff, taken with my 1963 Polaroid Automatic 100 on Fujifilm FP-3000b film.
© Kevin Buchanan
I’m helping to document the installation of the stations for the new Fort Worth Bike Sharing system. It launches on the 22nd and they’re installing two stations per day. The first in my ‘hood went in this morning, as seen above.
I can’t believe we’re actually getting a bike sharing system, but it’s for real. The debut system will feature 28 stations across the central core of the city, and 300 bikes. I’ve already bought an annual membership.
Racks on Flickr.
Fishnets & Chain Grease on Flickr.
Another random photo from the ‘09 PDX trip. This one always sticks in my mind as being a quintessential “Portland” image.
This warning plaque is affixed to the top of the battery compartment on this new old e-bike I’ve got. Its madcap Engrish-ness is glorious.
IMPORTANT INDICATIONS:
1) Many thanks to you for buying this type electic bicycle.
2) The speed of the e-bike has been limited Don’t biking on fast way.
3) If the batteries being useless,Don’t put it any place at one’s will please ask seller for buying new one.
4) Don’t make the battery short circuit.
5) Keep braking well and check it usually.
My mom came into possession of this random old e-bike and she gave it to me for Christmas. I have no idea of its source or history. It weighs about 17,000,000 pounds and needs a lot of bolts tightened but the motor works well. It should be fun to play around with.
Loft Bike on Flickr.
Bike parked near the front door of the Houston Place Lofts in downtown Fort Worth.
Camera: Olympus Pen E-P2
Lens: Panasonic Leica Summilux 25mm f/1.4
Big news today in Fort Worth bike friendliness news - the Fort Worth Bike Share system has been officially announced, and will be operational by April next year with 300 bikes and 30 stations. And our first green-colored bike lane segment opened today.
Schwinn on Flickr.
Bikes parked at Avoca Coffee in Fort Worth’s Near Southside.
Camera: Fujifilm X100
Passing Through on Flickr.
Cyclist riding through downtown Fort Worth, with St. Patrick’s Cathedral in the background.
Camera: Fujifilm X100