Not a rainy day nor a sunny one. Just a day. Cold, no snow or rain. Coming home from Connecticut. Feeling better about the world.
Good thing I had a camera. Traffic was mostly bumper-to-bumper from when we left the Curley house until we were almost home. At least occasionally, until it was fully dark, I had something to do.
Not exciting pictures, but … pictures.
I tried some interesting textures since the subject wasn’t exactly thrilling. I had fun playing with photographs. There’s not a huge amount of excitement between Connecticut and Massachusetts. Just too many vehicles.
Categories: #Photography, Cars and Trucks, Marilyn Armstrong, Traffic, Transportation, Travel
No snow there….
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Nope. Not even a melting pile from an earlier snow. No snow in our whole area!
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I hope Garry was driving, and not you 😉
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Yes, indeed he was. He gets to do pretty much all the driving these days.
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A couple of b pictures look surreal!
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Well, I was messing with the photos. These aren’t inherently exciting pictures 🙂
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But you made them extra special.
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I tried. There are a lot of pictures I don’t take anymore. I have taken so many pictures of the same rivers and dams, I only take new pictures only when something special is happening which is usually when there are a lot of people around.
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That’s true! Things look the same, people always look different.
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That was a little bit nostalgic for me. It reminded me of the days when Mr. Swiss would be at the steering wheel and I would be busy next to him taking photos of our road journeys. If it was only to the local supermarket there was always something to see. Now I am the driver, he stays usually at home and taking photos whilst driving is not so good. I do not even chance it if I have to stop at a red light. They are not only photos, but memories. Loved sharing your views.
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Thank you. I actually enjoy “road” pictures, though these weren’t exciting. But they were photos of a road so familiar. Just a 2-hour drive in decent traffic. In bad traffic, more like four hours. This was NOT good traffic. It was Friday night and we forget sometimes how heavy traffic is before or after a weekend.
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