Becky Mursell is buzzing, and well she might be. Her work – a photography project called The Everyday Cyclist that has been four years in the making – has been launched and is on display in the stunning grounds of Osterley Park in London. More than that, the message she wanted to send is now out there: cycling is very much for everyone, whoever you are, whatever your background.
Working in a London bike shop, Mursell was surrounded by the usual slick marketing bumpf with which we're all well-versed: models draped in nice kit riding fancy bikes in beautiful locations. But it wasn't long before she realised that the people in the images weren't really representative of the people she was serving in the shop.
