After I had initially experimented with drinking enormous amounts of coffee per day I abandoned coffee completely. The side effects were too bothersome. I slept too long, crashed too hard during the day and felt pronounced headaches unless I’ve drank a cup a day. Two extremes got me thinking - could I perhaps find an optimal middle ground?
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Visiting Seattle for the first time has been an unexpectedly pleasant experience.
The city is walkable and has great infrastructure. I found bike lanes everywhere and public transport. It’s the first US city that I find appealing.
I’ve been lately practicing intentional photography - having a purpose and a general idea/plan in mind before making captures. The biggest change I’ve noticed is that the number of keepers has risen from an average of 2-6% to 15-25%!
Below I present two projects that I undertook during a recent stay in Seattle, Washington.
I love trains. It turns out that I love making pictures of them too! I suspect that together with landscapes and abandoned places trains are my favorite subjects.
I have asked a colleague to provide a map with markers to local trainspotting places. On a Saturday morning I packed the gear and went walking along one of the major lines.
I did not feel safe. Everywhere I found signs saying that trespassing is illegal and that BNSF police is going to arrest me. I was careful not to cross any legal lines. I wish I could get closer.
For the second project I took pictures of clocks I could find in our Seattle office. The building screams with interesting art objects and decorations.
