Below are a collection of mountain biking photo essays
by FFTA photographer Dennis Flood. You can find more photo essays
and galleries here.
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Dennis Flood (personal
website)
Dennis is from Athens, Canada. A freelance
photographer, Dennis is somewhat of a traditionalist he rides
a vintage steel hardtail and still enjoys shooting with a fully
manual camera. Dennis's photos have appeared in Action Asia,
This Month in Taiwan, Maple Leaf Magazine and Lifestyle Magazine. |
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East of the Rockies
A look into the world of mountain biking that
happens East of the Canadian Rocky Mountains. It seems there
is more to Canadian mountain biking than just BC. (Note:
This photo essay requires the use of Flash Player 7 or higher.)
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Taroko II - Central
Taiwan Revisited
A series of photos covering the road ride from
Wuling (He Huan Shan), Taiwan's loftiest highway to Hualien
on the east coast. (Note: This photo essay requires the use
of Flash Player 6 or higher.) (view) |
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My Maokong
This essay is dedicated to the Maokong Trail,
a pleasing collection of trails and quirky roads nestled on
the southern edge of Taipei. (view) |
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LaLa Bits
Bits and pieces of photos left over from the
FFTA's first crack at the LaLa Shan Trail. This unforgettable
experience was about more than just riding. (view) |
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Subtle Tones
Careful not to let the subtle, more simple themes
of riding slip away, this photo essay is dedicated to the
subtle tones of mountain biking in Taiwan. (view) |
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The Trail
Without the trail, mountain biking is simply
road riding. Here's to the trail ... (view) |
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Let There Be Snow
Though Taiwan doesn't get much snow, other locales
do. Dedicated off-roaders don't let a little snow keep them
off their bikes. (view) |
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Bali Skies
Bali's southern peninsula, The Bukit,
is home to amazing singletrack and inspiring skies. (view) |