So the green lights mean, go and then red lights on the bus would mean stay on the bus. How orderly! I would never see that in Puerto Rico. Interesting photo Elizabeth -especially the angle.
Only bus I ever rode consistently was the big yellow school bus...for hours and hours across the farms. City buses are a little intimidating to the ex-farm kid. Need more training in urbanization. Liked the angle. Was it on purpose, or just the best way to get the shot without being observed?
Nice shot, Elizabeth!
ReplyDeleteThe angle makes me feel as if I'm really on the bus going over a bump which jars me to the point of having to tilt my head. For some reason. ; )
ReplyDeleteAh but did the door open when touched? LOL ... for the first time this week it did on my morning M104 ride
ReplyDeleteVery unusual photograph. I am building up such a picture of New York through your eyes.
ReplyDeleteSo the green lights mean, go and then red lights on the bus would mean stay on the bus. How orderly! I would never see that in Puerto Rico. Interesting photo Elizabeth -especially the angle.
ReplyDeletegreat shot! - the figure against all that industrial
ReplyDeletesorry
ReplyDeletebut i am still thinking about--->
the enigmatic young man.
:-)
{{ what was under his cape,
i am wondering,
hummmm. }}
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Only bus I ever rode consistently was the big yellow school bus...for hours and hours across the farms. City buses are a little intimidating to the ex-farm kid. Need more training in urbanization. Liked the angle. Was it on purpose, or just the best way to get the shot without being observed?
ReplyDeleteMy favourite colour!!
ReplyDeleteLikey!
ReplyDeleteIt's been a long time since I've ridden a bus...I don't remember green lights! I guess things have changed in 20 years or so...
ReplyDeleteGreen lights ? Does it mean you can move on?
ReplyDeleteCool photo!
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