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    Bangkok train station. Heading to Chiang Mai! by: dinagosse Views[441] Burma is the poorest country in Southeast Asia, with roughly a quarter of it's population living in abject poverty. Young children are often forced to work for their families survival by doing things like collecting bottles. by: zimmphotoz Views[4147] Young kids spend their days hopping on and off the train with friends. They know the ins and outs of the line. by: zimmphotoz Views[1426] Goods ands and people concentrate at the train stations. Because of the circle train, they have become the hubs of daily village life. by: zimmphotoz Views[743] Within moments the rural lifestyle takes over. The lush landscape is dotted with everything from huts to houses, and farms to factories. by: zimmphotoz Views[1064]
     
    The Circle Train leaves the bustling city and traces a loop through the nearby pastoral countryside. It connects people and also allows for the easy transport of goods to market. by: zimmphotoz Views[940] Crossroads. Danger. Train. by: vvone Views[686] Tokyo, one of the most fascinating cities in the world with one of the most tangled and extensive subway systems. My home for six months. How could I get to know this metropolis without understanding and taming the mysterious bloodstream running through its veins? At first I thought of this project as a documentation of my trips and emotions associated with the novelty of the city, culture and people. There were a lot of amazements, fun, confusion, but under a colorful mixture of the past and the future I saw also something more profound. An inner life of the city. A vulnerable present marked by something difficult to name. I took Go's I took this encircling strategy not to control, but to explore, observe, experience and be challenged by the city. by: asfalttango Views[966] taking the train in Myanmar by: helen_sc Views[457] On my trip to NYC I used a lot public transportation to get around. I decided to use motion blur on the train and a stagnant 28th street pillar because, 1. That was the nearest station to me. 2. To convey the fact that the subway of NYC are so fast paced and so organized that, being my 1st time to the city, I was able to pick up and learn how to get around so easily. 3. With all the hustle and bustle there was always time to catch your breath and find yourself. by: stanjo_ Views[745]
     
    Women selling berries to passengers of train during a halt enroute to Khajuraho, Indian trains have a bad reputation because they keep stopping in middle of stations like in this case too, station is still a few miles away. by: exeperience_photography Views[1437] View from the caboose on the White Pass and Yukon Route train, traveling from Skagway, Alaska to Whitehorse, Yukon. As the train crosses over, I can look down into the deep gulches going up the pass. by: pdolan1 Views[887] Healthy food on the train by: moomazza Views[476] me on goverment train on the way to sapa by: glimmerwing Views[505] by: nomad_kiwis Views[619]
     
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