i think its a f*cking cool shot, idgaf what hes wearing
(unless its nothing, then put sth on mon )

 On the contrary, the fact that he's all green in a green forest and yet he still quickly stands out visually is a testament to Reuben's composition and angle choice for this image.
I do agree that the rider's kit is an important factor when creating strong pictures and the general rule is that you don't want them in colors that would camouflage them in their surroundings. This is a good example of breaking the "rules" and it making a great photo. It creates a fairly monochromatic image that almost has a B&W feel while still having very lush, saturated colors.

 I'm pretty stoked just because this isn't a black and white photo. As ^ he alluded to, these shots usually come in black and white which tends to get old. Is this shot taken up high in elevation? The forest is nothing like that classic Whistler look. This is such a tight photo.

 I've yet to see a picture with as much green lushness than in the woods around this spot when the sun hit's it just right. The shot is vivid yet muted when compared to what I've experienced!