Do we take the bus or ride the bicycle?
Modes of Transportation
Monte Stevens
Retired. Having fun with photography. Journal daily. Meditate daily. Learning haiku/poetry. Have a love for fountain pens.
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14 Comments
QPB (Mary Ann)
I am far more the bicycler than the bus rider–too many people on a bus!!! I feel trapped! Lol, nice capture. Have a great day!
Monte Stevens
Glad you put in your vote. I wasn’t sure since I know you like to hike.
Earl
Monte, I know I should ride the bike because I could use the exercise but sitting and relaxing while waiting for the bus is calling to me as well. Maybe I’d just take a walk. 🙂
Monte Stevens
Watch out when we should on ourselves, I fall into that trap all the time. It would be nice if more of us put more action into our lives whether that is riding, walking, learning more about our photography or our subjects. i fall into that category.
Don
When my right knee is done, I vow to ride I can’t get much exercise from cranking on the Lazy Boy handle.
Monte Stevens
LOL!!! You made me laugh hard, Don. I siting here in the recliner now. 🙂
Paul
Ummm, walking. 😉 Riding the bus is interesting. Lots of people to see. Hard to take photos whilst riding. I tend to crash. Haha
Monte Stevens
All good points, Paul. Walking is probably the easiest, the cheapest and can be done in all seasons. We sure as heck don’t want you crashing.
Jim | SpinView
Really like the contrast and the sharpness with this image, Monte!
Monte Stevens
Thanks, Jim!
Alan M. Collopy
Monte,
Nice photo shot in black and white. I’d take the bike, or like Paul, walk. I’m a huge fan of long walks.
Alan
Monte Stevens
I can just see you walking along the pier, trip over a wooden plank and getting one of your best images as you fall. 🙂
David Leland Hyde
This one makes a good black and white with the differences in tone between subjects.
Monte Stevens
This image is a good example of contrasts: We have them looking at different modes of transportation, looking in different directions, different clothing style, a hat and no hat.