Two Wheels, One Click - Guzman, Manuel
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The bikes are there. On any street, in any corner. They rest in the park, rust in the rain, take the worker to the factory, contort under the acrobat, climb mountains, or break speed records. Each one has a story, and if the camera peeks out, we can learn a little about them. About their relationship with whoever rides them, about how the passage of time affects them, about how they lose their balance. "Two wheels, One click" is a book that was created on the streets of various cities around the world. When the two eyes of a journalist who were away from his job met with the two wheels that…mehr

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The bikes are there. On any street, in any corner. They rest in the park, rust in the rain, take the worker to the factory, contort under the acrobat, climb mountains, or break speed records. Each one has a story, and if the camera peeks out, we can learn a little about them. About their relationship with whoever rides them, about how the passage of time affects them, about how they lose their balance. "Two wheels, One click" is a book that was created on the streets of various cities around the world. When the two eyes of a journalist who were away from his job met with the two wheels that lighten the pace of the people. A few dozen bicycles from Kuala Lumpur, Singapore and Mayapur were chosen for this volume. Dozens of bicycles that say something about the culture of each of these Asian cities, so close, so different.
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Manuel Guzman is a journalist, mindless thinker, diplomat, footballer, vegetarian, joker, ugly old man, seducer, observer, inventor of stories, cheater, editor, forgetful, activist, liar and bicycle photographer. He watches the people go by, and he smiles. Nobody knows why. He has lived in Asia since 2005, with some nostalgia.