In an effort to capture my experience of biking in the city, I began photographing bicyclists while I ride.
My aim is show that life is more colourful and enjoyable when pedalling through the streets. Cycling isn’t just a sport or a mode of transportation, rather it’s a tool to liberate oneself from the constraints of the city.
Inside of the car, your eyes are fixated on tail lights, street lights and signs. The bicycle provides a new perspective and brings the experience of travel to whole new level. The bicyclist is in control, engaged and free. The world smells sweeter and looks better, making the journey more satisfying.
I began this series in Toronto and continued the habit in Amsterdam. Welcome to the first edition to the Rear View Wheel Series.
“Blue Monday” | Rembrandtplein, Amsterdam Centrum.
“Summer Noël | Museumplein, Oud-Zuid district.
“The Navigator” | Oud-West.
“Rear View Mirror” | Utrecht
“Hitch to Leidseplein” | Leidseplein, Amsterdam Centrum.
“Scarlet” | De Pijp, Oud-Zuid.
“Roll along Bloor” | Bloor Street, Toronto.
Bike TO | College St, Toronto.
“Orange Sylvia” | College St, Toronto.
“In the Pink” College St, Toronto.
