waiting for train

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• bscheller (10)
• [2006-04-11 12:27]

i hated having to wait for trains, it was such a tedious act; perhaps i'm just used to the fast paced life here, where time constraints are always everywhere. no relax time, no time to take your time at any task, your always on the go, and waiting is something that most people hate. in fact the last time i went to Poland, my grandfather picked me up at the central station in Warsaw, and we took the wrong train by accident, it wasn't the super express but just a normal express, well the conductor told us that we have to get out or buy a new ticket, which I thought was ridiculous since we overpaid for the super express train in the first place, well, we had to stop in one of those little towns along the way...I think it was Kutno or Konin, in the middle of nowhere and wait for the next train. I think in total we waited an hour or maybe an hour and a half, but i was going out of my mind. Having already got to Poland and nothing had been working out...

I try to have patience but sometimes, I just wish there was no waiting. Anyway as for the picture ola; well I like the black and white and the long exposure you decided to take, it certainly has the effect that you've waited for a long time!

pozdr.
-Bartek

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• ozoz3000 (457)
• [2006-04-11 13:37]

Great detail... The two man sitting on the bench seems tired of waiting. There are ghost of a passenger pacing back and forth that could not leave the station after all that wait.

And the slight tilt makes you want to get out the station BUT you are stuck...

Great...

Ozgur

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• balkermay (2995)
• [2006-04-12 14:28]

Hello Ola... Indoor photography always impress me... I do like the black and white balance... The positions of models make this composition stronger... Great work...

Can

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• pablominto (27446)
• [2006-04-24 12:37]

Hi Ola,
Very good capture of the mood you often find in a place like this... A place where people just spend some time, not because they like to but because they have to!
Second time I looked I noticed the motion... Great!
B&W enhances the mood, well done!
Greetings,
Pablo -