As a follow-up to yesterday’s post, I mentioned that I shoot many of my bike ride photos with my iPhone. That being said, I thought I would share a few images I made while mountain biking in the Utah desert last week. I’ve mentioned it before, but the mountain bike is an incredible tool to extend the range of the landscape photographer. The places I can reach in a day by bike would take me three days to hike to. If you haven’t considered getting into mountain biking, I suggest you do. You’ll love getting healthy by exploring the world. I also guarantee you will make great friends that will last a lifetime.

Me sporting an unnecessary ‘Mean Face’

The short story is I needed a quick snack so I popped into the store and grabbed what looked like a great apple. When I went to pay for this mythical fruit I was shocked when the clerk asked me for $3.95! After some clarification, it turned out she was right. You’re looking at 1lbs organic Honey Crisp. My question to you is, are apples supposed to be that big? Or, are they genetically engineered?

Have a great weekend!

As you might know, I ride my bike and shoot iPhone photos a lot. There is just so much beauty you experience when you are out on the trail or riding over mountain passes here in Colorado…heck, anywhere for that matter. I often say that the mountain bike is the ultimate photographer’s tool because it can extend your working range by miles. I’d encourage everyone to go for a ride this weekend. You’ll feel better, I promise! Even if you don’t, I hope you all have a great weekend. I will see you back here Monday. If you missed my last lesson in iPhone Photography, you can catch it here. As for today’s image…well it is a simple iPhone shot processed in Snapseed (B&W conversion and a bit of tilt shift).