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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.
mohakhali bus station,one of the busiest and baddest bus stations of the city. the hustle and bustle are over imposing sometime.you will find it hard to locate the ticket counter,find it harder to have a ticket in the decent legal price and then will find it hardest to find and secure the seat.
he he dont get afraid.when you do this couple of time.things will appear the most easier.once absorbed you will get to enjoy the hues and cries and cant feel home without them.cannt feel happy withut the cheaply purchased tea though the bus window when its waiting.the noisy passenger in the side seat,the nonfunctional fan above,the dust,the smell all will become friendly. trust me
Panorama of unrecognizable people walking to their work on a bridge over the river Seine in Paris, with typical apartment buildings in the background
I have determined that people who ride upstairs on the Metra tend to get off before those of us on the first level. But I still won't sit up there as they are scary with all their brown shoes.
Christmas break over. The daily commute starts again.
This is the worst part of the trip home - the second (and last) leg: that half-an-hour on the Kamptalbahn.
(10 Jan 2011)
Another great driver in the DC area. I encountered this accident on the way to the Caivis office. How can you miss a bus coming at you and why would you even try to play chicken with something that doesn't have very good stopping ability.
Client: KML
Project: Ad Campaign
Headline: I want to spend less time: Commuting.
And more time: Sleeping past 7.
Stopping downstairs for gourmet coffee and scones.
Working out in my private fitness center.
Watching the sunset from my rooftop terrace.
Frigid Commute
24 January 2013 -- 24/365
Providence, Rhode Island
The arctic cold mass remains centered over New England, resulting in morning temperatures in Providence of 4 degrees F (-15 C) and a wind-chill of -4 F (-20 C). That didn't stop this RISD (Rhode Island School of Design) student from commuting to school by bike. I was able to photograph him locking his bike to this parking meter along South Main Street, just off the RISD campus. I'm amazed by his lack of cold-weather gear. His jacket looks remarkably light for the temperature, and jeans don't do much for blocking wind-chill! They're making hearty art-students these days, it seems!
Post processing started with a classic filter in Topaz B&W FX. I adjusted the color sensitivity sliders followed by adaptive exposure, contrast, boost black, boost white, and protect highlights. A levels adjustment and a sepia photo filter were added in PSE.
Sometimes I really enjoy thinking about all the traffic I'm missing with my Marta commute.
Get ready for a whole lot of additional photos like this over 2007. This photo-a-day thing is already kicking my butt. If I am able to keep up with posting a photo for each day, I may revert to some extraordinarily sloppy stuff over the coming twelve months.
There's water on one side of the road and a golf course (food) on the other side so there's a daily commute involved.
This is just a tiny part of rush hour, there were many geese and they all walked sloooowly single-file across both lanes. Took minutes for them all to get across, during which human traffic was backing up. It was very clear who owned the place :^)
Seen on a July 27th, 2010 stroll through Albuquerque.