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woke sunday morning to 6-7 inches of freshly fallen snow.
pouted and stomped about having to go to work, although our unplowed road was sort of fun.
returned home to screaming winds and the plowed road blown half over again with snow, our driveway blown over, too.
there wasn't a breath of wind all day just 10 miles away in town, a pretty typical weather pattern here.
picked up my neighbor along the highway 5 miles from home. he'd been out for x-country skiing, had gotten further from home than he'd realized, darkness was falling soon. and the temps were dropping.
The view of Portsmouth from the ferry - I see this every morning and evening. There's worse ways of getting to work. August 2012. iPhone.
Part of my current project of shooting my commuting views. This was taken through the windshield while sitting in traffic on the 55 freeway. Color then flipped to B/W in Lightroom and touched up in CS4.
This is one shot for my Commuting portfolio which grew out of my need to take pictures every day. Since I spend a few hours day behind the wheel, I decided to see what I could do with my D300/D60 and a 50mm lens (most of the time)
The only question here is do I keep the light pole or not? I'm inclined to remove it.
The sun is shining mercilessly over the buildings of Breukelen
forensen 2
de zon schijnt genadeloos boven de flatgebouwen van Breukelen
Another Friday, and it's time to think of commuting to St. Lambrecht for the weekend... step 1: Take the underground and get to the train station.
In the early mornings, some fellow travellers are more entertaining than others. (This turned out to be a young, blond woman by the way...)
Welta Weltur (Schneider Xenar 75 f2.8), Kodak Tri-X 400 EI 6400, self developed Rodinal 1:100, 2 hours
In the distance is coral island where I first opened a restaurant in 1997, just behind the boat is my current 'office' Bon Island. I've been commuting like this for 22 years.