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(6 photos) Third in a series on the Los Angeles Metro.
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All three sets have been really great. More to come?
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Thanks David! Yes, a few more sets to come. A new extension of the light rail system opened up two weeks ago, and the newest station is pretty near my house. It’s nice to explore without driving the L.A. traffic. I feel so liberated.
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What fun! Does that sleeping dude actually have keys hanging out of his nose????
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It is great fun hopping on & off the trains. No driving, no worries. I am really enjoying it.
No, sleeping baby doesn’t have keys hanging off his nose (but I do see stuff that surprises me, that’s for sure.) What seems to be keys is a pattern in his wife’s shirt. He just curled up & went fast asleep, while “mommy” watched for their stop.
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Of course, my favorite is the old hippies. California Dreamin’ 🙂
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When are hippies going to become the new rage? I’m so ready for a return to sanity!
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Amen to that!
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Great people shots! I remember some time back you mentioned being hesitant of taking street photography – I’d say you’ve come along beautifully. These really show personality and atmosphere. !!
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No progress on that front! The photos taken inside the Metro trains used my camera’s LCD that opens out so I could be surreptitious. The others were taken at a distance, then cropped!
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I’d say that’s progress… you didn’t like the idea at all previously. You’ve done a really nice job with them, regardless what technique! I always liked using the zoom lens when I could, too… so safe!
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