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Thursday, October 05, 2017
Traffic Congestion
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The lady seems desperate to have to cycle between all the cars!
ReplyDelete...doesn't that look like fun!
ReplyDeleteOh no, too many cars!
ReplyDeleteA bit cyclist know how to conquer these jams.
ReplyDeleteA nice slice of life photo!
ReplyDeleteDoesn't her expression say it all! Great capture.
ReplyDeleteOur country roads are delayed in every direction by gas well drillers and their heavy equipment these days.
oh my...what did she see ;-)?
ReplyDeleteA good realistic photo but it is not the kind of place that I like frequenting. Too many people, too many cars, too much noise
ReplyDeleteGood grief, there's no room to do any construction on that road! I'm so tired of traffic, which has increased exponentially in Ocala, and I don't drive around very much.
ReplyDeleteOnly occasionally interrupted by winter.
ReplyDeleteThat young woman's expression says it all!
ReplyDeleteExcellent!
ReplyDeleteThe woman standing there is perfect commentary for the sign. Great catch!
ReplyDeleteShe looks like she can't believe the amount of traffic, I can relate though, when I lived in Auckland it was bad there too and even worse now the population has grown so much.
ReplyDeleteMuy buena escena urbana, amigo
ReplyDeleteGreat picture, Andy! Her expression is priceless. :-0
ReplyDeletegreat, i love that gesture you captured... :)
ReplyDeleteLike this street scene-photo.
ReplyDeleteLike I said in a previous comment. I could probably not publish this because of my "problems" with composition. You cut off her feet and the bike wheels, other than that a fine candid scene.
ReplyDeleteYes you are right about the feet. It bugs me that they were cut off. When I saw her standing there I knew it had to be a quick shot to frame. I was too quick and eliminated her feet.
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