Portraits of cyclists: Kata & Signa: “Cycling is not an identity, it's freedom”

(woman on the left) “I'm from Iceland. I cycle at least once a week. I live in a very small town in the south of Iceland and I'm almost the only person who cycle often. I cycle even if it's windy and even if my bike and I tilt. People look at me thinking that I'm a little bit weird to cycle. But still I keep on cycling. The weather doesn't matter, the opinion of the others doesn't. I love to cycle.”

(woman on the right) “I'm from Copenhagen and I cycle every single day.”

“As a Copenhagener, do you feel that you belong to a city with a specific identity related to cycling?”

“Cycling is not an identity, it's freedom!

I don't like to take the subway and to be underground. I prefer to enjoy the city and be able to stop when I run into a friend.”

More pictures of Copenhagen on Byliv in CPH. 

Hello there, CopenHipster Guy: It’s all in the details

OH yes,  hello there… stylish man bicycling across Copenhagen Hipster Bridge!

Just look at him. Upright. Determined. Probably on his way to work (it’s Thursday morning).

And heyy, check out his style: It’s all in the details. Starting deep low from the bicycle lane, I just love his shoes. Maybe he’s not wearing hot purple shoelaces, but the medium brown ones are classic and matching his cognac colored shoes perfectly.

His pants. Slim style. Love it!

The jacket. I mean… the lining, checkered and yep, classic.

The hair… Have a guess, you Lovely Men out there, how much hair wax is necessary to maintain a look like this?  One big finger dip in the cradle – or two. Or maybe 3? Pleeease comment and make my day (O:

And while you’re thinking of a so-to-say correct answer, have a look at Copenhagen Life on Hipster Bridge, for 1 minute and 21 seconds, last morning:

Enjoy bicycling, enjoy Copenhagen – enjoy Life!

Peace & Blog Love,

a-g from www.cphblonde.com