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Notice how this Alaska Airlines flight from Fairbanks to Seattle takes a right turn just as it crosses over Tok, leaving the Alaska Highway as a flight path. When it gets to the coast in about 45 minutes or so, it will follow the coast to Seattle.
If it was going to the midwest, like Minneapolis or Chicago, it would have continued on the Alaska Highway path.
Hunters returning from a long day/night at work. Taken around midnight when the sun is nearing it's lowest point, giving the most beautiful pink hues.
Commute 110.365
Poznan, Poland
Autumn
Tram #8 Standing room only.
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To comMUTE in screwedCITY doesn't mean to travel some distance between one's home and place of work on a regular basis – it actually means to travel huge distance within screwedCITY limits, (which is extremely huge) around places located somewhere in between one's home and place of work on a regular basis just for the sake of being surrounded by mute fellow citizens on low public transport fare. Most members of screwedCITY middle and upper class prefer this activity more than after-work parties, while many prestigious law firms take comMUTE as a cheap replacement for team-building.
This is classic screwedCITY – comMUTErs on McCullough's grandiose Turnstile Plateau waiting for a bus or train from there to somewhere and in-between...
Following on from this week's theme of shadows and silhouettes: people in NYC's Grand Central Terminal.
As one train leave Toronto Union Station, the other one queue to enter, as both train meet right under the Barthurst Street Bridge.
Just a regular morning of commuting, something that after 2 years of Home-Office I feel a bit odd. Sharing the space with strangers is getting more natural bit still odd.
Past a $20M coal slinger sitting at the shipyards destined for North Van from where coking coal is exported to Japan; a production and export driven by demand for metal.
"Evening Commute 2:" The second image where I was lucky to capture some birds in flight across the sky in this scene looking at the Granite Dells at Watson Lake to Flagstaff's snow-covered Mt. Humphrey's peaks in the distance.
Located : Between Shimamoto station and Yamazaki station on Tokaido Main Line, Japan Railway.
Shimamoto-cho, Mishima-gun, Osaka.
東海道本線 / 島本駅 ～ 山崎駅 間にて撮影
大阪府三島郡島本町
Barcelona. Catalonia.
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September 24, 2014
"Everything we see hides another thing, we always want to see what is hidden by what we see." - Rene Magritte
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I almost went to work without my camera this morning, but when I set outside I was surrounded by a sea of fog and immediately turned back around and grabbed my camera.
I was hoping for something better than I managed but the fog was receding quickly away from the ground by the time I started walking to the office so I didn't have too many opportunities to shoot but still, I managed something and I'm sure that the next time the thick fog rolls in, I'll be out there again, practising fog photography.
Hope everyone has had a good day.
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