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FlickrFriday#Freeway
For years, five days a week I am for a two hours on this freeway. I know every hole on this road.
Have a great day and thank you for visiting.
Soy apenas un descalzo
peregrino de la urbe
viviendo sobre el asfalto
oscuro y caliente
de la ruta interminable
que prohíbe detenerse
en el destino que nos toca...
Gilberto Ramirez
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When all's said and done, all roads lead to the same end. So it's not so much which road you take, as how you take it. Charles de Lint
"happy travel friends"
Took a business trip to Houston last month and had been so busy that I lost track of the few chances I had to go sightseeing. The freeway seems to have split neighborhoods in half as illustrated by the series of arched bridges crossing the highway!
Rurtalbahn 185 mit einem Zug voller gelber Sprinter nach Süden.
185 Rurtalbahn avec un train complet de camionnettes jaunes passe Himmelstadt direction le Sud. La locomotive porte une publicité pour le traffic de marchandises par rail.
6th Street looking down on the 110 Freeway South
Downtown Los Angeles, CA
01-06-19
By 3pm, when I took this photo, I'd already photographed the skyline from Kenneth Hahn Recreation area, and walked around the canals of Venice, plus shot some vistas from the 70th floor of the Wilshire Grand (the second building from the left in this picture.)
One of my "destinations" were the bridges over the 110. I specifically wanted to get shots of the buildings with the freeway and clouds in the sky.
Of course by the time I got here, the clouds were almost gone, and ol' Mr. Sol decides to get center stage in my photo. I tried as much as I could to hide him with a palm tree.
Now inside Duluth, the pizza train continues down the shore of lake superior. On the left, is the beginning/end of I-35
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Wednesday night, 4 seconds exposure, not tripod, while waiting for the bus to go back home after work.
On the Eastern Freeway.
Took a drive to reach this location just before the sun set that wasn't. The wind was howling so hard into the lens I had to hold my tripod down and hope things wouldn't be too shaky. Not too bad, this one; some others looked like the pylons were high, not just tall.
This is an in-camera composite shot at 3.2s x maybe 3 times over. Makes some unusual 'stop-start' marks in the sky .. which, I guess, I could have tried to fix, but didn't.