Joel Dinda's photos with the keyword: shoes

A few weeks back I posted a photo of six pairs of shoes, hanging from the power line south of town. Last week's wind storm moved 'em around a bit....

South of Mulliken, Michigan.

Always wanted a pair of Diadoras. Got 'em! =========== When I bought my first cycling shoes, the cleats were a separate purchase. The recommended installation advice was: * Ride the bike with the new shoes for 50 miles or so. * Check-see where the pedal marked the shoe. * The cleat needed to line up with those markings. * Best to find a cobbler to do the actual installation. Sidi claims to have been the first shoe maker with a mounting plate for a cleat, round 'bout 1973. I won't dispute that; it seems about right and may actually correspond with my memory. Regardless, the change greatly improved the installation practice; by the late 70s everyone was selling either some sort of mounting system or an integrated cleat. Then Time & Look changed everything again, and the MTB folks added their spin. Sometimes it seems like everything I know about bicycling's gone obsolete....

I let Joan select the 366 Snaps photo for April 29. I preferred this pic. The April 29 set is a delight--mostly of the trellis, with a few texture shots of a tree, the lawn, and some yard furniture. At this point I had the F200 fully under control; the set is sharp, handles contrast well, and is interestingly framed (my opinion, of course). I still dislike(d) the camera . ========== This photograph is an outtake from my 2012 photo-a-day project, 366 Snaps . Number of project photos taken: 20 Title of " roll :" I Was Skeptical About the Trellis at First Other photos taken on 4/29/2012: I shot 14 pix, using the V1, which I called "Birds and Cats." The best was of a cowbird.