IN THE SADDLE: Can a picture really tell a story of a thousand words?
Why do we take pictures? For memories? To share our experiences? Because we can’t store all our experiences in our brains and they are like an external hard drive??
I am sure we all have our reasons for taking pictures. For me, it’s a bit of all the above. And so I thought I’d change it up a bit in this blog and share some of my memories from the saddle in photo form.
Being out on the bike allows you to experience some pretty awesome views, vistas and sunrises. Here are a few photos that I have gathered along the ride this year.
A sunrise to start a new day! #allofthecolours
What lies ahead of you? Take every opportunity that you have and just enjoy the ride!
Calm amongst the chaos! Every race needs a start!
Misty, rad, cold, and awesome mornings! #Earnyoursunrise!
Mates, mostly new! Smiles and good experiences none the less!
Stand up and go for it at first light!
Perspective, a word that has many meanings…
How’s your reflection? Autumn colours, what a killer photo!
Hope you enjoyed these photos. Most of them are accredited to my mate Kevin Rodney Benkenstein. He has a monthly feature, check out his latest one.
Until next time!
Josh
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