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CYCLING PHOTOS


EVERY TIME WE GO CYCLING IN A GROUP,WE STOP FOR A REST AND TAKE PHOTOS.PREVIOUSLY ONLY PHOTOGRAPHY HOBBISTS AMONG US DO THE PHOTO TAKING BUT NOW EVERYONE HAS A PHONE AND EVERYONE TAKES PHOTOS.
We take many different types of photos of ourselves and the cycling paths as well as the views we see as we ride or at our pitstops.We do selfies,wefies,indivuals portraits, small groups and whole group except the photographer.


The photo above shows a group of Brompton bicycles and their owners.As an open riding group,we welcome every one and every type of bicycle but we insist all riders to wear helmets when they ride with us in the group.




Our group photos take many forms and style.It depends on locations and the leader and also the photographer.The above shown was taken at the waterfall behind Masjid Sultan Mizan,Putrajaya.




Most of us love our bicycles.If we see anything interesting  like wall or building or water fountain,we stop and take photos of our bicycle there.The above is mine taken in  KL.




Above and below are something interesting of how people ride their bikes and decorate them.We love to make our bikes colourful and beautiful.







After our ride, we look for a nice place to eat and drink.This is a must as shown above.A few ride with us because they just want to eat with us.Cycling was just to make them hungry so that they have better appetite!





 Group photo is a must.Some of us are great talents for posing nice photos.A few of us look and pose like professional models and likewise a few of us take photos  like pro photographers.






NOTE ON PHOTOS:TAKEN BY ADIB AND HIS CYCLING BUDDIES.

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