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My multiple times a day drive across the 1896 Government Bridge across the Mississippi between Davenport, Iowa and Rock Island, Illinois.
My Timbuk2 Commute, this bag is awesome. It's my second Timbuk2 bag but it better then my first. I couldn't go anywhere without it. Missing: 80 GB HD, Motorola KRZR
A pensive young boy peers from behind the curtain of a motorized scooter during his morning school commute.
Companyganj, Comilla, Bangladesh
Lomo LC-A
Minitar 1
Ilford HP5+
HC-110B @20° 5min in Jobo1520
DSLR-Scan
Essential Film Holder with Digitaliza
Negative Lab Pro
While commuting home on the 130 Toll I was forced exit onto a detour on Webberville Road. Driving west back towards Austin I saw this sunset which just took my breath away.
In the fading light of late afternoon, a southbound Metrolink commuter train passes a northbound Pacific Surfliner train on its way to Mission Viejo.
4:30 am. In two years I'll quit my job and won't be on this train every day. Without money, my plan is to make a spear and hunt geese and deer in the forest near Princeton. I'll live in a cave and sleep on the ground. Instead of photography, I'll make paintings on the walls of the cave. I think I'll paint geese and deer. Must learn how to make fire without matches.
Commuting lives photo project. Commuting to work each day can be a challenging experience and daily I meet hundreds of people, pledged at the same times and same trains.
Shot on a Fujica st 605 with a Fujinon 55mm f/2.2 lens
Using Ilford hp5 plus 400
Near the North station
Ehemalige Gleishalle des Paketpostamtes. Gegenlicht um 8 Uhr früh.
Commuter's Arcadia. Against the light at 8 in the morning.
Biking, walking, busing, as well as other options; all in the day of those commuting within the great city that is Dublin.
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This pedestrian bridge is very popular, it wasn't hard for me to get a shot of a cyclist crossing it on their way to work in the morning. In fact I cross this very bridge myself every morning on my bike (and again on the way back home in the afternoon as well).
Within the next couple of years, this bridge will need to be demolished and replaced with a new one that will also carry a new LRT line above it. This has been a contentious issue for area residents, active-transport commuters, and other users of the bridge; however, the new bridge will be a much nicer design than this one, and will bring mass transit to areas of the city that have been promised and have been waiting for an LRT line since the 70s. (Full disclosure: I live in one of those neighbourhoods.)
It will be unfortunate to see it go, and a bit of a pain to work around it for the 1-2 years it will take for a new bridge to be constructed, but the end result and its long-term benefits will be very much worth it.