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search: search 4th jul 2018 tags: cycling photography rapha + herman miller, city ride i had the pleasure of shooting some images of a city ride put on by rapha and herman miller on sunday. for some reason i was a little worried about shooting this.. people, no tripod, doing it on the move, no chance of a re-shoot and so on. i toyed with using the x100t but instead went for the nikon d700 with an old 28mm af-d lens. ancient kit by anyones standard but i knew that the focus would be bang on the with nikon and the 28 would be wide enough for most of the shots needed. i really should buy a 24-70 but there always seems to be better things to spend money on. it was a scorching hot day and i really enjoyed shooting it. i’ve felt really constrained from the rules of architectural photography so it was lovely to shoot something a bit more free and journalistic as well as try and not worry about verticals being vertical. super hard to do! a few of my favourites below. permalink 24th jun 2018 tags: adventure cycling solstice bivvy 2018 i’ve been following a number of interesting people of strava for a while now and get to see some really tasty rides popping up in my feed along with the usual ‘morning ride’ commutes (i wish you could mute these). every now and then i’ll see some had an interesting little adventure and reach for the ‘export as gpx’ button and then pop the file in ridewithgps for later use. one of those rides was by either duncan or lindsey a few years back where one (or both) cycled to the chapel of st peter on the wall on the dengie nature reserve on the solstice and slept out on the beach before riding back the next day i think. i have a list, both written down and in my head, of interesting rides to do and try and complete or do again. this was pretty high up there and i was really frustrated when i saw that i’d missed the solstice last year as would have loved to get out for a bit of camping and see the sunrise. i’m in no way spiritual but seemed like a good excuse to mark a point in the year and get out of london into the fresh air. this year i resolved to make sure i didn’t miss it and added it to the diary and made a loose plan to get out there and do something. the st peter on the wall ride and camp spot seemed the best choice and i managed to get a little group of people together to come along. with a bivvy trip you don’t really want too many people so kept it to just four of us, michalea, rhys, janine and myself. i’m between jobs and have taken a week off so this seemed like the perfect way of celebrating that week off and the solstice as well as having a lovely (hopefully) sleep out somewhere new. we agreed that we’d cycle up in the afternoon, eat en-route and then have a beer on the beach before going to bed. so we met in rapha soho at 2pm and i was late. i’d not planned my morning very well and ended up rushing to find all those little bits you seem to need for a little trip like this. they soon add up, especially if you’re doing it for pleasure and not roughing it during some bike race for instance. get the route on the garmin, charge things, warm hat, head torch, coffee stuff, filter papers, grind coffee etc, lighter? all of these little things i was hurriedly putting into a series of bags on the bike. a bit more faffing in the cafe and then we managed to get going, out into the busy friday traffic. it was super warm and although i was a little anxious from my faffing / packing disaster we were out and on the road to freedom / beach camping. of course what i hadn’t really looked at was the route out of london which takes you along the lee bridge road. i really hate this road and is one of the reasons i don’t really come this way much. it’s so busy with cars, goes on forever and then has this terrible surface. ahh well we were on it and heading out of town. i’d left without a full charge in the garmin or the power pack and stopped at a garage to plug it in to the dynamo charger and top it up. whilst the lights were working for some reason the usb bit wasn’t. battery anxiety high and a bit hot and bothered. fortunately rhys was able to top my power pack up from his set up but it still annoyed me mine wasn’t working and that i’d probably have to throw more money at the problem when home to get it working again. onwards up out of town and finally that right hand turn comes where you peel off the main road and head into the lanes. i think i’d ridden this lane a few times going to cambridge and maybe the great escape audax. it feels good to be off it and ticking along in the countryside. it’s been a while since i’ve had the road bike loaded up with the bags and it feels super weird out of the saddle. i’ve balanced it up front and back but the narrower bars compared to the mtb i’ve been riding recently feel a bit odd at first. lanes turn less familiar and it’s a beautifully warm afternoon. there’s not that many cars around and the majority pass us with loads of room. we’re even able to sit in a little group of four in two up formation for quite a lot of it. i realise that i’ve just taken this route and not really looked at it. i’ve kind of taken it on trust that it’s going to be good and not going down farm tracks or on a roads. the people i’ve stolen it from always seem to have good routes and i kind of relax slightly as the route rewards us with absolutely beautiful scenery and lanes. clearly the sun helps but it’s one of the nicest routes i’ve done. there’s very little around us apart from the occasional cluster of houses and farms. the further we head out the more sparse it gets. this feeling of remoteness is great until i realise how quickly i’m getting through my water and that the energy bar i bought tastes disgusting and i don’t want to eat it. i start wondering if the next village will actually have a shop that’s open where we can top up a bit. again i didn’t really look at the route properly to check these things. ahh well we cannot be far from something. eventually we get to maldon (yes the salt) and ask someone where’s good for food who encourages us to go to the end of the town and peel left at the chinese. we do this and end up at a brilliant pub on the quayside. i dump my bike and pretty much run in to order food, completely forgetting any sense of manners towards the others and whether they would like to go first. a few moments later a huge haddock and chips arrives to go with my pint of guinness and scampi fries i’ve bought as a starter. the temperature has started to drop a bit and being tired too doesn’t help. we start to wonder if we’ve brought enough layers having been fooled by the very warm day temperature. we set off again and get back on route and quickly warm up. i’m a bit disappointed we’re going to be there when it’s dark and not see the sunset before janine quite rightly points out that it’s an east facing beach and we wouldn’t really see anything. we’ve warmed up a bit and everyone’s mood seems to have lifted having eaten something. we seem to be ticking along at a nice pace and the area is becomes more sparsely populated. there’s hardly anyone here! the sun goes down behind us and we end up with one last garage stop to grab a few beers for the beach and then press on. whilst the first two thirds of the ride seemed to drag a bit this last bit has been a dream. a good feed and knowing that we’re almost there has made me a great deal better. i’d also been a bit apprehensive about doing the ride and i’m not sure why. each time you sleep out it requires a little bit of a jolt to knock yourself over this ‘i shouldn’t be doing this’ or ‘this is stupid’ feeling to get out there. for me it doesn’t always come naturally and it takes a little bit of self confidence to convince yourself it’s actually a good idea. there’s a pub 6km before we get to our destination which we are definitely having a pint in. janine has checked and it’s open until midnight. we get there about 10.30 and i stroll in in lycra top to toe and

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