I am a cycling photographer. I travel the world with my bicycle and shoot a lot of cycling while cycling. I’m passionate about bikes, cameras, and people. I am happiest when all of those things are experienced together. This website is where I share my stories as well as sell my goods. Click here to go to the store to view my available bicycle photography related products. I also have a Tumblr site that is more of a visual creative diary with a wider range of imagery with few words. Click here to visit my Tumblr site.
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Nice site…how did you convert the film/paper images to digitals on your site…scan? I’m just about to load my old nikons for a film/cycling adventure
David thanks for the comment. I bought a $200 Canon scanner and do it myself. One day in the future I will do my own processing and scan the film negatives myself. Right now I have the film scanned and 4×6 test prints made for scanning at a processing lab. You can also get hi or lo res scans when/if you have the film processed. Have fun and good luck.
Hey, I just wanted to leave a comment. Your article on stevehuff brought me here and wanted to say thanks for the great pictures. Especially the b&w bikepacking related ones are unique. I’m a cyclist and photographer myself and wanted to ask how you carry your camera while riding. I did a 1000 mile ride through france this summer and had the camera in my backpack but it was really a pain in the ass to dig it up every time. I’ve a small rangefinder camera, so I’m not looking for a big bag on my back or chest thats cumbersome while riding. How do you do it?
Michael good day and thanks for the comment. I bet you have some great stories from your France trip!
Carrying a camera is a common question. Often I carry a small camera in a Revelate Mountain Feedbag. It attaches to the handlebar and stem and was designed for water bottles and food. I put a micro fiber cloth in it and my small camera fits in it. Makes camera instantly accessible while riding or stopped. Not sure if your small rangefinder would fit or not. My Olympus 35RC fits well.
Thanks again and hope this helps.
Thanks for the quick response, I will order one of these Feedbags for sure. I wasn’t quite sure about the shock resistance of bags attached to bikes, their is a rumor going around that electronic devices get shattered over time, but I will risk that. The trip to France was indeed really great, even though I don’t speak french, I’d highly recommend it!