#train commute

It’s officially my 4th year in Sydney. And the sights below hold true on every single commute: 1. We treasure our personal distance, creating them without even having to think about it. 2. When we can’t achieve that physical distancing, we turn to our devices, for good or bad, you decide. 3. We stick to what we know, and we feel safe in a group (even encourages us to carve out that private space in public). People watching is always fun, especially when you see patterns emerge. What else have you observed? I’d love to hear about them. . . . See the images on my insta raja.syazwina.rs.photography

Commuters

Everyday on my train ride home I see all types of crazy things and occasionally I write them down or I text someone just so that I can document them somehow. Here is a collection of some of the wrost\best that I have seen these past couple of weeks. Enjoy! *One: Fashionable Hobos! This week alone I have seen more designer brands on hobos on the train than I have at my job. This horribly drunk hobo in front of me was wearing Burberry and Prada like it was the most natural thing. This other lady yesterday was wearing an Hermes scarf and a Chanel jacket! It comes to show that rich people in LA are all crazy and throw away good shit! *Two: There is nowhere to hide in train! It's a commuter train not an actual train! The only way to run is to actually get it to stop and to get the doors to open, good luck by the way! With this knowledge then why do dumb people think they can get away from the police! Seriously, if I have to see another dumb guy try to run I might just have to tackle him to the ground!