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I'm thinking of taking this mask on the tube for the commute to work - I cannot bear being breathed over and having to, in turn breathe in the expelled air of the 15 people I have rubbing up against me. It's especially gruesome when they have been drinking lots the night before. Maybe I am very anal but I hate to lose those (how many?) inches of personal space we like to maintain around us and my face becomes stony and cat's bum mouthed, ead down breathing into my own cleavage, my armpits as far away from everyone's noses as possible.
The day when a guy gets on wearing delicious aftershave I will whip off the mask and invade his personal space like a drug detecting spaniel.
In another week these same people will be commuting after the sun is up. The dawn time changes so quickly at this time of year.
Not sure about this picture. I like what I was trying to do with the composition, but not sure I pulled it off - but one has to keep trying!
Pentax Spotmatic, smc Takumar 50mm f1.4, orange filter, Kodak 400TX+Super Prodol, Epson GT-X830. 1/500, f/5.6.
May 2016
Songdo-dong, Incheon S. Korea
Leica M6 ttl
Zeiss Distagon 35mm f1.4
Agfaphoto APX
Lab processed & scanned
C-GRCI, a Bombardier CL-600-2B16 Challenger 650, heading north on taxiway "Echo" at Toronto Pearson International Airport in Mississauga, Ontario.
Serial number 6147 is operated by Skyservice Business Aviation Inc. of Mississauga, Ontario.
RCI = Rogers Communications Inc. of Toronto, Ontario.
More sunrise fog shots from Friendship Park this morning. Just couldn't get over the aesthetic of the fog stuck in the field, just barely able to overcome that little hill into traffic. Such a gorgeous thing to see.
Now that everyone is back at work after spending the holidays with their loved ones they are now also back on the roads at 5pm making my commute an hour of bumper-to-bumper hell!
One of the best parts about not driving a car to work is the people-watching on the bus. I liked the perspective of everyone all lined up here.
Lemurs can't swim. So, they have their own island at the zoo. A group of us watched as one of the keepers boarded a paddle boat and commuted to and from Lemur Island, in order to feed his hungry friends.