In Temse, we caught a lift from its wonderfully anachronistic official Town Crier. It was an incongruous sight -- riding with someone wearing a 19th century costume at the wheel of a 21st century car. Thanks to a 24mm wideangle lens, I was able to squeeze a good part of him and his colorful costume into this image from the extremely close vantage point of the front passenger seat, right down to the pins he collects from tourists who visit this small Belgian town from all over the world. His huge red mustache lends an authentic touch to a vintage profession. This image is a good example of subject incongruity -- in this case, it's the appearance of the subject itself, rather than how we make the picture, that creates the incongruity.