| General info: | | Model | Canon PowerShot A95 | | Make | Canon | | Basic shot info: | | Focal Length | 7.812 mm; equivalent: 38 mm | | Aperture Value | F6.3 | | White Balance | Auto white balance | | Flash | Flash did not fire, auto | | Metering Mode | Multi-segment | | Shutter Speed Value | 1/501 sec | | Advanced shot info: | | Exposure Bias Value | 0 EV | | Exposure Time | 1/500 sec | | Exposure Mode | Auto exposure | | Max Aperture Value | F2.8 | | Exif-related info: | | Exif Version | 2.20 | | Exif Image Width | 634 pixels | | Exif Image Height | 400 pixels | | Color Space | sRGB | | Compression | JPEG (old-style) | | User Comment | |
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Wrong way
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The bicyclist who had threaded between parked cars passes another cyclist who is carrying baggage on the handlebar and riding opposite traffic. The wrong-way bicyclist is keeping closer to the curb, as is usual when riding illegally opposite traffic on a street without a separate bikeway. The usual custom on bicycle paths is to keep right, the same as on streets, but this bikeway alternates between being part of the usual traveled way (at intersections) and separate (between intersections). A wrong-way bicyclist also poses a significant hazard of collisions with pedestrians, who may not expect bicyclists to be traveling against traffic.
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