Many thanks to Stefano for being first night Bike Portrait of the series. It is definitely a messier montage than usual. The colour pallete is limited, the overlaps are haphazard and I have three feet but I think it still captures the cacophony of traffic, light and noise of that intersection.
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Hackney was chosen because it has seen the highest rise in cycling of any of the London boroughs. Hackney is an inner city borough that is experiencing uneven processes of gentrification. It has high levels both of poverty and of cultural diversity. There are relatively low levels of employment within the borough - many employees travel into central London to work, a distance of around 4-5 miles. Read more here .
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