This is an amazing image

[Loki1000R]

I have added my self to see how hard it would be, and it turns out to be simple.

Again this original image is from - http://www.1904photography.com/

Here is a hi-res photoshop version for others to play with!

https://www.flickr.com/photos/canyonrat/17195364632/sizes/o/

you're on the wrong side of the road

 

[stangmx13]

Palomar Mtn is pretty damn busy on weekends. im sure the owner could have doubled the number of motos and bicycles easily.

 

[louemc]

Looks like a normal weekend.

:thumbup That's what it looks like to me, as well.

 

[budman]

I have added my self to see how hard it would be, and it turns out to be simple.

Again this original image is from - http://www.1904photography.com/

Here is a hi-res photoshop version for others to play with!

https://www.flickr.com/photos/canyonrat/17195364632/sizes/o/

Going the wrong way in the wrong lane... now it is a barf ride...:laughing

It is an interesting visual into a time warp of a certain corner. I like it.

 

[Maddevill]

That was last Saturday at Grizzly Peak, after it thinned out a bit....

 

[treadtread]

What I find interesting are the lean angles on different bikes at the same corner. Composite definitely, but an interesting composite.

 

[louemc]

What I find interesting are the lean angles on different bikes at the same corner. Composite definitely, but an interesting composite.

Not everyone leans the same at the same speed/arc of corner... There is gobs of possible difference there.

 

[UDRider]

What I find interesting are the lean angles on different bikes at the same corner. Composite definitely, but an interesting composite.

They are not all going the same speed...

 

[Climber]

It's definitely a composite, but the artist did a really good job fitting the pieces together. This isn't something you do in five minutes.