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On a cool January evening on a terrace at Kyaik Hti Yoe Pagoda in Mon State -- A public announcement was made that Kauk-Hnyin-Baung would be distributed free. Warm Kauk-Hnyin-Baung would make a very nice supper on a cool evening.
I took long exposure shots as pilgrims formed a queue. By the time I finished taking photos, the Kauk-Hnyin-Baung had all been given away. Oh well, I got the photos.
A piece of work based on the word 'Humdrum', exploring monotonous routines like queuing and using public transport.
4/12/15
A view of the traffic queues on Kingsway as traffic faces being diverted away from the flooded A683 Caton Road in Lancaster.
03/09/2013 People queuing up to buy from grocery stands under the Manhattan Bridge at Chinatown. Kodak Portra 400NC. Olympus 35 SP. G.Zuiko 42mm 1:1.7.
Vikings in an orderly queue below Cliffords Tower after the battle practice, waiting to put their equipment in the van.
Jorvik Viking Festival 2014.
22 February 2014
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This is a shop inside Westfield Mall in west London. Basically it sells cool t-shirts, but their marketing is so good, there's always a queue outside.
My girl loves to put stuff in queue and she calls it "排隊隊" (queueing). I don't think it is a funny game but appreciate she could learn this concept, good for her kindergarten life in September!!
Camera for the photo : Olympus OM-D E-M5
Lens for the photo : Lumix Leica DG-Summilux 25mm f/1.4
Canon EOS R6 Mark II, Canon RF 50mm f/1.8 STM, processed in Lightroom.
United Airlines flight UA402 Charlotte to Newark, B737-924(ER) N69833. Other details in the tags.
Part of the remaining queue after we finally got our place for the pit complex tour - it wasn't the wait, but the cold that was the problem!
Books in Queue:
MFA, boston. Museum Colors. (I'm trying to get rid of this, and my son is trying to keep it, who will win the battle of wills?)
The Encyclopedia of Recreational Diving (just got my SCUBA certification!)
Chandra, Vikram. Sacred Games (from Jones Library, I really should return it.)
Pynchon, Thomas. Gravity's Rainbow. (haven't yet finished 'lot 49.)
Pynchon, Thomas. The Crying of Lot 49. (I really should finish this, so I can get on to Gravity's Rainbow.)
Runcie, James. The Discovery of Chocolate (not a great read, but what a subject!)
Auslander, Shalom. Beware of God. (I did finish this one, I should re-shelve it. Funny as shit though.)
Hawthorne, Nathaniel. The Blithesdale Romance. (So, I was reading another book which referenced this book, so having never read any Hawthorne ((I know, awful)) I decided to read it.)
Paley, Vivian Gussin. The girl with the brown crayon. (Read her in college, saw her speak June, 07. Signed copy, will re-read soon).
Roth, Phillip. American Pastoral. (Summer vacation read that I haven't yet finished, because I started something else, oops.)
White, E.B. Charlotte's Web. (What I'd like to start reading with my kid.)
Osborne, Mary Pope. Dinosaurs Before Dark. (we read this last year, I have no idea what it's doing in my book queue!)
Hadden, Mark. Spot of Bother. (Loved dog/nighttime book, it rocked. I've got to get into this one.)
Chabon, Michael. The Yiddish Policemen's Union. (not pictured because it came with me to sit at the reference desk this eve.)