❄︎1219 → Lin Ping Road Metro Station

Say goodbye to the Bund

about to disappear

Fantastic night

They don’t feel any shame to do this.

Rare extraordinary weather in Shanghai!

“They say that trolley cables are visual pollution.”

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Finally comes the turn of the route passes by my dormitory building. I see the buses run every day but rarely have a chance to capture it. When I was going back from town, I caught it just outside the building.

The biggest advantage of a bay platform is to stand at the end of rail and shoot! Expo Line Train 1051@Santa Monica downtown Station. The shadow of overhead wire falls perfectly in the middle of the car and the track.

Small “Big Blue Bus” operating on Route 18, 4th street, Santa Monica. A direct look from the left side.

Finally managed to get out of Westwood! 3✈Aviation Station/LAX. The longest Big Blue Bus was heading into Santa Monica Place Station.

A software failure caused it to display ‘151→Unknown’ on this bus 151 rushing through W. Yingao Rd. / Xin’er Rd. It gives out a sense of rushing towards the unknown or uncertainty to the life ahead.

A truck from the construction site on Wilshire Blvd / Westwood Blvd. with an empty trailer and an additional card for oversize loads. Shooting at a turning vehicle shows its momentum, especially when it’s a semi-truck.

Move the eyes back to the pictures I took in China. This is the Bus Terminal of Hesha Hangcheng, looking down from the Hesha Hangcheng Metro Station. Hesha Hangcheng is a new developing residential area in the Pudong New District. High-rise apartment buildings are filling up the landscape.

 A construction site is always the great place to see those enormous working trucks. This is a concrete mixer working at Wilshire Blvd. / Westwood Blvd.

BBB Rapid 12 at UCLA Terminal. Only on rapid routes, the colored displays are really in use. Shooting from a lower place is a great point of view and I like it.