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The Tram in the Window

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We took a trip around Lisbon on a tourist tram. It’s probably not worth it unless you’re obsessed with taking photos, so I loved it.You do get to see a lot of the city, and it is relaxing. It is cheaper to get an ordinary tram, say route 28, and sight see that way, but you’ll be bumping into annoyed locals then.

This is sort of a selfie as I can be seen sitting at one of the windows of the tram reflected in this mirrored window.


Apertureƒ/2.8
CameraILCE-7M3
Focal length24mm
ISO400
Shutter speed1/500s

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3 responses to “The Tram in the Window”

  1. ?? Mykhaylo :emacs: :clojure: avatar
    ?? Mykhaylo :emacs: :clojure:

    @donncha Portuguese people are world famous for being annoyed. Right.

    1. Donncha Ó Caoimh avatar
      Donncha Ó Caoimh

      @mykhaylo oh, I meant that they'll be annoyed at the tourists clicking their cameras and excitedly talking out loud about sights they've seen thousands of times already. When they just want to get to work.All the Portuguese people we met were really nice.

      @donncha@inphotos.org

      1. ?? Mykhaylo :emacs: :clojure: avatar
        ?? Mykhaylo :emacs: :clojure:

        @donncha@mastodon.ie @donncha@inphotos.org it's not that. It's literally impossible to use tram 28 as a tram ?

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