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Since when do shadows have colours?
Since they started using coloured floor paint.
What you think is a reflection is a shadow. The only decent reflection is of the chainring, and it's clear from that that the floor is far from smooth at any scale.
gbj_tester-
The only decent reflection is of the chainring
Which just happens to be in exactly the same position (relatively) as the reflection of the wheels would be. The 'shadows' of the wheels are also way too strong and defined to come from any non-spotlight light source we can see in the picture. Why don't the storage units cast a similar shadow?
As long as there is no higher resolution (or credible source), I'm still putting my money on Photoshop, but I'm no expert. Again for the record: this particular picture, not the bike itself.
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This, I assume there is a "smoothed" ramp that leads to another room/level.
Hence the squished chainring and warped front wheel.
Tijs
Breso
Since when do shadows have colours? :D