Page Six: I am not a number. I am a free man.
by skewsme

Comment:
I can't resist, number 6.

Tabasco- made with peppers
by kellmak10

Comment:
That's creative and well taken.

Hinomaru
by Yo_Spiff

Comment:
I guess I made some tasty eye candy this time.

How about, "I just like it. This passes my 'I'd hang it on my wall' test."

Handicap Parking at Harley?
by DCrest01

Comment:
Yeah, not so unusual.
Handicap parking spaces are practically required everywhere in California. My local motorcycle dealer was even required to have handicap-accessible restrooms when remodeling the store...
We have handicap license plates for motorcycles, too. One of my friends received one after becoming disabled by crushing his ankle in an accident.

.: X :.
by Alain

Comment:
Three and a half years later. I'm browsing images and I can't help but ask myself, "What was I thinking?" What was then, to me, a sub-average photo, now appears as one that is unique and interesting...

Hung Up
by phinbob

Comment:
I remember Rodeo Days. I grew up there. Thanks for the memory.

Mug Shot
by karenk

Comment:
There is a human quality to this expression that is remarkable.
I believe you could have cropped the lower quarter to great effect.

yin-yang
by ursula

Comment:
This is wonderful. I don't know what else to add...

E n c h a n t e d
by phlover

Comment:
Processing is kinda fitting on this image. It's a shame that the horizon is tilted.

By Way of Motorcycle
by gbautista87

Comment:
Title is well conceived.
This is like watching mounted video cameras; the viewer must turn their head to match the horizon for the brain to make sense of what it sees. That's why we ride with our eyes parallel to the ground. I'm not sure your image would have as much impact if aligned the way we ride, especially among non-riders, but I just can't look at this comfortably. It looks more about the bike and less about why we ride.