Bird's Eye Cycle Chic

This gent did a spot of window shopping as he rolled past a shop on his morning commute.

These guys continued their conversation as they walked the last stretch to their destination.

Finding a new playlist, checking a map or a crucial, dramatic text from a love interest? We may never know.

Double basket action.

Adjusting the dog on the back rack.

The Blurriness of Street Photography

Copenhagen

Sao Paulo

Rio de Janeiro

Aerial Cycle Chic

Found me a rooftop perch today. Took some Aerial Cycle Chic photos. Yep.

Purple

I was in a purpley kind of mood today.

Aerial Cycle Chic Revisited

We're always a sucker for a spot of Aerial Cycle Chic.

Glove On, Glove Off

A propos the recent post about Breaking out the Gloves, here are some gloved and half/gloved photos from the Copenhagenesque urban landscape.

Gracia, Barcelona

Things I've seen outside my window in the flat I'm staying in the neighbourhood of Gracia in Barcelona.

Bird's Eye

Yoga Mats and Bicycles

Our good friend Noa over at New York Cycle Chic posted three photos of bicycle users carrying yoga mats yesterday. Which is cool. Which made us want to post the Copenhagen equivalent. So that's what we're doing. Yoga mats and bicycles. Sorry about the unlucky beltline on the last shot...

Quartets

It's not just pairs cycling about the city, using the bicycle as a social transport element. Threesomes, quartets and moresomes are rolling around as well.

Nice-hair on Elm Street

It's a pun. Geddit? Views of Elmegade [Elm Street] in Copenhagen.

This Day in Cycle Chic History

Oh lazy day. Still trying to come to terms with Life After Summer Holidays. So here's a This Day in Cycle Chic History post. What bicycle related photos did I take on this day in previous years?

11 August 2007

The calendar function on Flickr is quite cool. You can see what photos you took on any day since you started on the website.

Double up near the old Stock Exchange.

11 August 2008

I was productive on this day in 2008, apparently. The iconic blue bike lanes of Copenhagen, as seen from above.

One of the two Weather Girls high atop the Richs Building overlooking Hans Christian Andersen's Boulevard and the City Hall Square. They acted as a weather barometer from the mid 1930's until 1995, when the machine broke. If rain was forecast the woman with an umbrella and a dog would rotate out to hover over the city. If the weather was fair, the Cycling Girl rotated out. Here's an earlier post about them.

Some chopper action.


Boulevard Moments.

Aerial chaps.

Morning transport.

Minimalist Cycle Chic

Reducing Cycle Chic to it's most minimal form and using the graphic wayfinding markings on the urban landscape as a canvas.





And this one from Barcelona:

Aerial Slush and Snow Chic

Red gloves add a graphic touch.

Sitting upright, like his mother taught him, even in the snow and a headwind approaching 10 metres per second.

Bundled.

Graphic

I like the graphic design quality of this shot. Late afternoon sunlight, frozen snow tracks, calm and collected Copenhagener on a bicycle.