Showing posts with label bike and trailer binning. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bike and trailer binning. Show all posts
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Behind Mountain Equipment Co-op on the way to the bottle depot. "Yes sir, I can see the sign. No sir, I'm not parking -- I'm loitering."[/caption]
The trailer -- after stabilizing the sheared tube on the right side, with a sort of splint -- has been stable under moderate loads. The front bag is crushed plastic and aluminium containers, with maybe 20 per cent glass; the back bag is about 50 per cent glass. Under the bags, 70 per cent glass, a laptop, and sundries. The load cashed out at $38-and change. Click the images to enlarge.
Behind Mountain Equipment Co-op on the way to the bottle depot. "Yes sir, I can see the sign. No sir, I'm not parking -- I'm loitering."[/caption]
The trailer -- after stabilizing the sheared tube on the right side, with a sort of splint -- has been stable under moderate loads. The front bag is crushed plastic and aluminium containers, with maybe 20 per cent glass; the back bag is about 50 per cent glass. Under the bags, 70 per cent glass, a laptop, and sundries. The load cashed out at $38-and change. Click the images to enlarge.
This collage of my bike and trailer involved propping it up against a parkade post to get the brightest light behind the shot. I used my laptop in lieu of a proper camera: Position, Snap! Slide over, Snap! and-so-on. Colour-correction was hacked: sample a specular highlight for the new white point! Awful, but Websites can get away with it. I composited in GIMP (aka not Photoshop). without concern for dis-alignment, which is part of the effect.
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