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This is posted in recognition of my last week of commuting from East Greenbush to Troy. The State agency where I have worked for a little over a year is moving from rented space in Troy into State-owned property at the direction of Governor Cuomo as part of his cost-cutting "Restacking Initiative.". Our new office "home" will be Agency Building #1 at the Empire State Plaza in Albany.
DIFFERENT REGARD Christmas Holiday Season Window Display 825 North Charles Street in Baltimore MD on Monday morning, 3 December 2018 by Elvert Barnes Photography
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Trip to Washington DC for Catering / Return To Baltimore / Walk Home From Penn Station Series
Putting the lock back together before the commute.
OCBD: Lands End
Scorpion belt: Polo outlet
Crab Shorts: J A Banks
Bike: Electra Amsterdam Royal 8
In back rack: Green pants and (in shoebag) Allen-Edmund brown suede shoes I never bothered to change into, but which presented a packing challenge after the grocery store stop on the ride back in.
It snowed and made my four-hour round trip daily commute interesting. I'd finished most of the projects I'd been working on and did not feel like doing anything thinky (oh freehand reversible blackwork, you hurt my brain) so I practised lettering and tried to use up floss bits. Also, I've been pondering on the raddness of this project and felt all homage-y.
It's about a word a day, in between reading (Little Lord Faunterloy and White Noise) and staring blankly.
I am not going to use my light turquoise, light sage, or light orange floss on this kind of aida again. Cannot see it, looks dumb.
Some Monday mornings I pass by Dunnigan, CA. This time of year they're always rocking the hot air balloons.
A freakish number of people use Central Park's main run/walk/cycle route. It's easy to believe that there's always some sort of organized race going on.
The cloverleaf highway intersection nearing the end of my morning commute. It's a shitty place for bikes to cross, but not many other options exist to get to the van pool.
Notice poorly thought out bike lane on sidewalk, which I don't use unless I plan on traveling under 7mph.
Took a picture only to catch a nice sunrise, which this picture didn't at all encapsulate.
U Bein teak bridge in Amarapura near Mandalay is said to be the longest in the world of its kind. Besides being one of the main tourist draws in the country it is still actively used. Hundreds of locals cross the bridge every day commuting from their villages to work or market. Without it they would have to make a few kilometers detour around the lake.
New series,
Morning Commute, ongoing.
Exploring my early morning commute throughout the city, the ghostly figures and places losing their presence for passers by.
Coming soon at adrienblondelphotography.com
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Interesting what you can find in a morning commute sitting shotgun. A PJ TRAILER and a truck pulling it.
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I had to make couple of commutes on trains recently. Long journeys, and between reading more of my book (For Esme with Love and Squalor by J D Salinger, if you're interested), I thought I'd record what I saw. I'd have been very reluctant to do this with an SLR, but the little mobile was well up to the task. "Retro Camera" was the App of choice in this case!
This one is probably my best effort from the series. Commuting's such a blast isn't it?