Singletrack Forum Photography Competition Winners Revealed!

Singletrack Forum Photography Competition Winners Revealed!

Voting is closed and the results are in! There were some very close votes, but here are your inaugural Singletrack Forum Photography Competition Winners!

Just Riding Along

The winner was @Superfli with this big mountain view. That looks like a the start of a great descent, 100% want to go.

Gnarpooning

The winner was @colournoise with this Blair Witch escape scene.

Bike Life

It’s @colournoise again! This time, it’s more of a BMX bandits theme. Aren’t pump tracks great?

Out There

It’s a snowy scene from @sniff that wouldn’t look out of place in a Scandi Noir, or perhaps a Wilco album cover.

Open

And another one from @sniff wins the Open category. That looks beautiful, and magical, but also epically cold.

Overall Winner

The overall winner is @sniff’s night sky shot!

Congratulations to all the winners, and thanks to everyone who took part. It’s been great to see the different mix of photos, and the variety of interpretations of the the briefs. ‘Mountain biking’ means many things to many people!

We’ll be looking to run something like this again next year, so make sure you get snapping!

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