Let’s do one more and then we’re done for today, OK?

I left for work early, but I didn’t take too many images. To be honest, I still felt a certain dizziness from the evening before :)

This was the last image that I took in the morning, and I was so sure to have my Image of the Day, that I didn’t bother much looking in the afternoon. In fact it was the last image that I took today.

I have already used that bike one or two times, and when I saw it today, and when I thought about what it was, that caught my attention, then it became clear that it was the saddle with its springs. Looking for a fresh view, I decided to go near and photograph it straight into the eye.

The Song of the Day is “That Look You Give That Guy” from the 2009 Eels album “Hombre Lobo: 12 Songs of Desire”. Damn fine music. Christian and I heard it yesterday, you hear it today on YouTube.

7 Responses to “1034 – That Look You Give That Guy”

  1. J. L. T. says:

    OH, He is so sweet but a little rotten:-))
    Sunny greetings

  2. Ove says:

    I like these vintage saddles, they just loves being photographed with a short DOF. It seems like, though, that the saddle gave you his evil eye.

  3. April says:

    This is so fun — it makes me laugh!
    He reminds me of a WWII flying ace, and I'm in his sites.

  4. Ted says:

    Where is the damned Bike Book. No… where is the First Volume of The Bike Book? WHERE????

  5. Bill Birtch says:

    Amazing the way you keep finding new personalities for you beloved bicycles. This is destined to be one of my all time favourites.

  6. Andreas says:

    Hmm, in hindsight it has something Napoleonic. I should have called the image "Napoleon In Rags" :)

    Yeah, the bike book. Yeah, the books :) I suppose being overworked does not count as an excuse, am I right :-?

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