Piehole

Here in the US, as in many parts of the world, the automobile rules the road. In most European cities, mass transit is the way to go, to avoid snarling car traffic. In Amsterdam, The Netherlands, the bicycle far outnumbers the car and the city is built for bikes rather than cars. Mothers with children ride one bike; businessmen cycle to work with briefcases in tow. And if you are a pedestrian, you’d better watch out — the bicyclers won’t hesitate to mow you down.

Shot on an iPhone using a b/w conversion filter.

Photo by: Jon Keeling

Let’s face it: the car you drive matters more than you think. Just as the clothes you wear serve as a tacit form of self-expression, your car projects a distinct image. TLC’s What Not to Wear has taught us that there is an endless stream of people who dress poorly, genuinely unaware that they look unprofessional, dowdy or downright bad. Is it possible just as many are clueless about their cars?

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