…here’s the more interesting ones!

“Just another day, but at somewhere else.”

I think the people on HK trains are not much of a difference from those on trains here.

I like to observe individuals during rides. When I change trains at Jurong East, especially during the peak hours, waiting for the North-South Line is like getting random strangers lining up upon you and letting you scrutinize each person one by one. Though how everyone differ from one another in some ways, I can’t help but to think that we’re no different as human beings.

Often, I would get this question ringing in my head, “What’s the purpose of us?”

You see, every single one lives in a cycle of work, eat, sleep. And ultimately, all of us has to go. Why do we lead this path that we’re trying to make it better/enjoyable when everything will mean nothing eventually? I really don’t understand.

When I applied that to the commuters in the pic, it’s the similarity that I felt, and, I’m still pondering about that question.

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“Same same but different.”

I like how this shot captured the construction worker doing the labor and the pair of legs that seemingly suggest to that of a businessman’s.

It’s like the irony isn’t it? The “businessman” could very well be working as well; he could be on his way the the office, while making a business call to his client and etc.

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“Please extinguish.”

I don’t quite understand people who smokes. If I were to pick up smoking one day, it’ll either be the “cool” factor or the excuse of being too stressed.

I think the “cool” factor works as people tend to have the image of smokers as “bad” people. Some how or another, “bad” people do get the attention better than goody two shoes.

But seriously, don’t cigarettes/the smoke/smokers smell? I can stand but I dislike how people smell after their sticks. I mean like, DON’T THEY KNOW IT’S FUCKING SMELLY?

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“Caution! Slippery floor.”

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“Tools of trade.”

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“Dome sweet dome.”

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“GM 8711.”

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“Nobody told me it smells THAT bad.”

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