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grainy, rough and hurried - just the way you sometimes feel on the commute home after a long day at work
A summer morning commute in an appropriately Irish green An Irish Rail Commuter service approaching the bank up to Blakestown level crossing in Leixlip as it makes it’s way towards Maynooth on a glorious Sunday morning bathed in the early summer sun.
Another fixie for the Cycling Plus Commuting in Style supplement. Lighting info: Profoto Actute 600b with a gridded beauty dish.
When I have a friend from New York coming over to London for the weekend, I took him around town to show him the sight that tourists don't see (much more refreshing), at one time the tube station in Pimlico was quite overcrowded, he went into a panic, expecting an buffalo stampede. He was surprised how civilised Londoners are in comparison to the subway in New York. at some point I end up having to stop him entering the tube when it arrived and wait for the passenger to alight first before we get in the train, he's obviously not used to this.
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Dutch people don't talk when they travel. (except through a phone)
It's our nation's pride: no tribe can avoid a gaze as well as the Dutch.
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Regards,
Pim Geerts
Sta je in deze foto en wil je liever niet gepubliceerd hier, neem dan even contact met me op op bovenstaand emailadres. Dan zorg ik dat je wordt verwijderd.
Met vriendelijke groet,
Pim Geerts
Coming or going if you commute into London Waterloo this is where you disappear down to the underground each morning. Only to appear up another set of stairs somewhere else in the capital.
Trying out some collage software. These shots were taken today on my iPhone 4 using Vintage BW camera app and consist of my journey from London Bridge station on the train then up Shooters Hill on the bus , then a 10 min walk. The thing with the dots was the luggage rack to the train !
The city has been laying down new asphalt on the road in front of my apartment for the last week or so. It stinks, and isn't attractive.
LONDON - MARCH 8: People, blurred by long exposure, commuting in a symmetrical tunnel in the London underground. London, UK, March 8, 2013.
8:18 am: Downstairs. I pass by Ms. Alma every morning. She's a tough lady, but we get along just fine.
This wooded path was part of a route I walked to work. Currently, it has been turned into wider gravel round so heavy machinery can get through to put in a new water pipe for the new hospital.
I've posted other pictures from my commuting woes this week. It was Friday, I got on a train hoping for the best.Twice this week, Metrorail's Orange Line service has been disrupted during rush hour by system failures.
Problems Friday were on a different train line, but these things have the proverbial ripple effect.
When crowds are forced on to alternate train lines, the crowding can be immense. Metrorail has a policy of having operators completely unload a train when the doors are blocked by people anxious to get on.
The first crowd scene features people who have been dumped because somebody blocked a door on an eight car train.
The third shot is a train that simply passed us by on an overcrowded platform.
The final shot was taken by me as I prepared to push my way into a very crowded car.
"Hey, we're workin here." People gotta move.