A Matter of Direction
This morning I enter the city from the east, the sun an orange disc behind me. Across a broad river and along a flat plain, the bus takes a route I don't understand and scarcely notice.
For me, a car/Metro Orange Line/Metro Red Line commuter who enters and exits at least three vehicles before I walk into the office, this seems easy. Board a bus in one place, exit in another.
I think about approach and perspective, how the angle of light, the placement of shadows, can make such a difference.
I have arrived at the same destination from a different direction. And this has made an old place seem new again.
For me, a car/Metro Orange Line/Metro Red Line commuter who enters and exits at least three vehicles before I walk into the office, this seems easy. Board a bus in one place, exit in another.
I think about approach and perspective, how the angle of light, the placement of shadows, can make such a difference.
I have arrived at the same destination from a different direction. And this has made an old place seem new again.
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