©Barry Sandland/TIMB – But we all knew this about our bikes, anyway
Seen at the “Une Autre Chose” demonstration. Not sure if they were referring to the bikes, or the life Continue reading
©Barry Sandland/.TIMB – Ever wonder where the traffic jams come from?
Numbers are wonderful facts. At the “Une Autre Chose” march last week, there was a caravan of cardboard cut-outs, suggesting a better Continue reading
©Barry Sandland/TIMB – So many people have come to the memorial site by bicycle.
Every day, at the memorial site here in Brussels, you can see people coming on bicycles. As solo riders, with friend or friends, there is a constant Continue reading
©Barry Sandland/TIMB – I chose to make this photo anonymous, but his protests to the hooligans was vocal and immediate.
“Everything was so nice until they came here.”
©Barry Sandland/TIMB – A massive Belgian gathering in search of another way
This has been an unusual and difficult period here in Brussels. A week ago, I was readying the site for two posts about simultaneous events in Brussels as I saw football hooligans rioting in the city centre, while a Continue reading
©Barry Sandland/TIMB – When faced with violence, chat about bicycles. It is more fun.
“The bike belongs to my father. Well, it belongs to me now. I don’t think he can ride it any more.”
Photographer’s notes: We were at the football violence, watching Continue reading
©Barry Sandland/TIMB – On the day of the Brussels bombings, I was riding through a local area and saw this man and had to stop for a chat.
“I am not always on the bike. I have a bad hip. I do not live that a far from here, but today. you cannot take a car today. I took the bike.”
Photographer’s notes: I was riding the bike about the city on the day of the recent bombings here in Brussels and Continue reading
