TRAVEL PHOTOGRAPHY- #02

TRAVELLING BY TRAINS IN NETHERLANDS AND LONDON

On arriving at the newly renovated St Pancras Station, I was pleasantly surprised by her new look. Immediately I did a selfie one!

Everyone keeps to themselves. Some are busy with their work, some are watching movies on their pc and me just taking photos and videos with my mobile phone.

My selfies on and off the train

Buying tickets can be a hustle to us foreigners.

We were special passengers with bicycles as our baggage that cost more than own fares!Taking the bicycles on the train is not easy for senior citizens like me.On the train, we must hold on to our bicycles.

We must be able to read what trains going where from what platforms at what time.Old people can get confused easily. So, I stay together with younger travellers.

Most of the time I use my mobile camera phone to take photos on the go.It is light and convenient when I am on the go.When I am at rest, then I use my real camera.

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