Zen in the Art of Travel Behavior:
Using Visual Ethnography to Understand the Transit Experience

I can flexibly walk to the 14 or to the 206. I actually prefer the 206 because there aren't as many people on this line.

A very high traffic intersection where the 10 goes East/West and the 206 goes North/South.

There are a number of these corner mini-malls along the 206 route. Exotic restaurants packed in next to check cashing joints, donut shops, and cell phone dealers.

I really hope they extend this line west on Wilshire. Have just two stops on the Purple Line is a real shame.

I took this photo from inside the train, but like how it turned out for the lighting as well as the motion.

Riding through Korea Town. There are many great Korean restaurants within walking distance of the 206.

I guess you could say, this is my neighborhood since it's within walking distance of my residence. Mostly Latino businesses with a few Thai and Philipino. If you like pupusas (from El Salvador) this is the neighborhood for you.

I love the advertisements that Metro puts on its buses. But thank heavens they stopped plastering the windows with ads like they used to. I took this shot right after I got off the bus to walk the final three blocks home.