After exiting the alley at Glodok, I came to a slightly wider street. It was not that wide, but there was a lot of traffic. There were low-rise buildings on both sides of the street, and there were no sidewalks. I had no choice but to walk along the edge of the road, and a car drove by me at a fair speed.
After walking for a while, I saw a cute blue three-wheeler parked there. It was a bajaj. It seems that the color of the three-wheeled cabs in Jakarta is decidedly blue, and I have never seen a bajai painted any other color. They used to be orange, but when they were replaced with newer models, they were all changed to blue.
This bajai was waiting for a customer, or perhaps the driver was in the driver's seat and ready to depart at any time. But the customer didn't seem to have shown up yet. The elderly driver, wearing a cap, leaned out the window a bit, looking a bit annoyed. He was puffing on his cigarette frequently, and was constantly wondering in which direction the customer was expected to come.
Jun 2020 INDONESIA VEHICLE | |
AUTO RICKSHAW BAJAJ BLUE CAP CIGARETTE CUSTOMER WAITING TIME JAKARTA TAXI TRANSPORT |
No
11555
Shooting Date
Jan 2020
Posted On
June 6, 2020
Modified On
August 22, 2024
Place
Jakarta, Indonesia
Genre
Street Photography
Camera
SONY ALPHA 7R II
Lens
ZEISS BATIS 2/40 CF