Have some traffic by goodoleboy
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As far as the eye can see, a scene repeated every business day, captured 6/2/15 @ 8:09 am, about 1.30 miles away on Imperial Boulevard.
The autos closest to us are waiting to make a left hand turn.
Please ZOOM.
Have a particularly patient day.
Comments (10)
Mulltipass
Be great going the other way!!! Excellent Capture of California Traffic!!!
ArtistKimberly
Great Capture,
MrsRatbag
The bane of our existence, traffic! I used to live by the other end of that street up in LA when I was small. Excellent shot, Harry!
giulband
All in the some direction...Very fine capture !!
bebopdlx
Home sweet home, cool shot.
Cyve
Fantastic view and picture my friend !
claude19
for me, there are too many parked cars ... they belong to hotel guests ??? beautiful row !!!
goodoleboy
LOL on the hotel guests. Although it looks it, these are not parked cars in the normal sense of the term. The drivers are inside them trying to get to work.
HopeFadesEternal
Ah, the joys of commuting! I'm so thankful that my commute is off of the peak times and very short too. Nice catch!
debbielove
Nightmare, just like London lol But you have to pay to drive into London.. That might thin them out a bit there? Rob
anahata.c
I really like the tilt, here, and the feeling of all that congestion on one side, and none on the other. It's a simple shot, but it's really complex. The tilt allows the buildings to almost "fall into the shot". And the cars are such a thick "guard rail" to the buildings. God, you'd NEVER see just one side of cars like this, in Chicago. A really fine capture of the many moments and quirky sights in city life. And with that long expanse of empty road, and the almost white sky, the activity in the center is really intense. I really like this. What a coagulation of cars! And it's all sandwiched in, between the road and sky. A terrific urban moment... Harry I'm at almost 2 hours (though I was called away several times, so it's actually 90 minutes)...but, with this photo, I've done a long string of uninterrupted images. Next time I'll start with your more recent ones. Wonderful to comment again, always inspiring and eye opening. I wish you a fine and restful Sunday!