❄︎1219 → Lin Ping Road Metro Station

Buses and more

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Teenager Discrimination.

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Say goodbye to the Bund

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about to disappear

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Fantastic night

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Feeling increasingly disappointed with this country...

Whenever there is any political event, they easily interrupt our daily life, from online to offline, leaving us suffering inconvenience and troublesome.

I saw many of us say ‘back to freedom’ after blockage ends.

They don’t feel any shame to do this.

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Rare extraordinary weather in Shanghai!

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“They say that trolley cables are visual pollution.”

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602 Westwood/U C L A

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.

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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.

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

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Trip to Santa Monica!

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

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The Bus To Unknown

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.

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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.

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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.

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 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.

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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.