The appointment last October of Becky Katz to become Atlanta's first Chief Bicycle Officer has drawn notice far and wide. Here she is on page 80 of the Momentum Magazine Spring issue. "I love how connected I feel with Atlanta when riding my bike. I get to see the sites, smell the smells, and interact with the city around me."
The best fashion show is definitely on the street. Always has been. Always will be, quoth Bill Cunningham, and was chosen by the editors of Momentum Magazine to introduce their feature, 'Global Bike Style On The Street'. Their choices celebrate humanity via the daily lives of people who ride bikes. Memorable folk from Nepal, Havanna, Mexico City, Tokyo, Toronto, and, yes, Atlanta, grace as many pages.
This portrait of a good friend to Atlanta Street Fashion now graces pages 38 and 39 of the July|August Momentum Magazine. Once again it is my pleasure to share with the larger cycling community what we are doing in Georgia.
This lady and her dog posed for the blog in June. Look for them on page 51 in the new Momentum Magazine.
Redbook is not the only magazine to feature my photography this season. The spring issue of Momentum takes a look at cycling in Georgia's first city, Savannah. Such an assignment I could not refuse. First imagined by General Oglethorpe for agriculture, commerce and defense, the network of traffic-calming squares conspires with a balmy climate and flat terrain to make the town a cyclists' paradise 280 years on. Everyone rides and few bother with helmets. For two lovely December days, I was one of them.
Redbook is not the only magazine to feature my photography this season. The spring issue of Momentum takes a look at cycling in Georgia's first city, Savannah. Such an assignment I could not refuse. First imagined by General Oglethorpe for agriculture, commerce and defense, the network of traffic-calming squares conspires with a balmy climate and flat terrain to make the town a cyclists' paradise 280 years on. Everyone rides and few bother with helmets. For two lovely December days, I was one of them.
It seems that many of you are surfing this soggy New Year's Day, so here is a memory of my visit to Savannah one month ago.
