Lonely Highway Ramp at Midnight

Belgrade, Serbia

September 24, 2006 - 23:14 local time (22:14 GMT)

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Some of the loneliest places I know are actually the places with most traffic, where transportation is at its best - transport subjects from A to B and do it as quickly as possible. Cars and buses just whiz by, and people walk briskly without ever lifting their gaze from the sidewalk.

This is a pedestrian bridge in one of the busiest parts of Belgrade, where the highway crosses two busy boulevards; but it was shot on Sunday night, sometime before midnight, when the traffic has waned, and what little was left of it can be seen only as flickering ghosts in the panorama. Lonely place indeed.

Location

Europe / Serbia and Montenegro

Lat: 44° 47' 53.62" N
Long: 20° 26' 56.04" E

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Nikon D50 with 28-80/3.3-5.6 at 28mm, F7.1, ISO 200 and 8s exposure. After that, stitching in Realviz Stitcher 5.1, then a bit of Photoshop CS2, and then back to Stitcher.

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