"Rush Hour" photo by Susan Farley" Life's a voyage that's homeward bound.", Herman Melville
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The photo above I shot in Grand Central Station in NYC called "Rush Hour" tells a story of a sole commuter being still for a split moment as the world around him rushes to their destinations. Yet, what feelings, thoughts, or memories does the image evoke for you?
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This photo captures how I feel sometimes- stopping to take a breath or to get my bearings while the flurry of other busy lives continues to swirl around me.
ReplyDeleteI really love this photo. I can't tell you how many times I am standing in Grand Central during both morning and evening rush hour, and I feel like I need to stop and take a breather. I really love the fast-paced atmosphere of New York City, but sometimes it's nice to just stop, relax, and people watch.
ReplyDeleteAs I native New Yorker I can relate. Numerous times in a day I stop, regroup and then back into action. You captured it beautifully!
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