This was a project I had been meaning to do for awhile, and my Fuji X100S made it possible. It was of course highly experimental which is another way of saying I had no idea what I was doing or hoped to achieve, but I am pleased with the results.
Viewed as tiny jpegs, you may not see the amazing thing that happens when light, movement and slow shutter speeds collude, but a print on matte stock reveals a cross-hatching of textures reminiscent of charcoal sketching. The glint of stainless steel spokes adds sparkle, reminding me what I love about the classic racing bicycle.