Standing in line

I got a few neat shots of the people waiting in line to get into Wrigley Field on August 29, 2002. It reminded me of some shots that I took from the Tribune Tower of the immigrant line waiting for their papers a couple of months ago on July 5, 2002.

Granted, none of these shots is anything great. But I think I might actively get out to take pictures of people standing in line.

Can you think of any other events or places where there are lines?

• Marathon runners (Chicago Marathon)
• Food festival (Taste of Chicago ticket line)
• Commuters (People going upstairs at Metra and L)
• Metra ticket sales line (1st of the month)
• Grocery store line
• Fast food line
• Carnival rides (Great America)
• Airport (O’Hare)
• Movie (hmm, any big movies coming up?)
• Cafeteria (hmmm, where?)
• Club (any popular clubs)
• School bus (any school)
• Kids at playground i.e. slide (I’d probably have to take off work to go to schools to photo this)
• Payphone (at the Taste)
• Cab (outside Union Station or McCormick Center)
• Voting (aren’t we voting this November?)
• Sports team practicing
• People leaving church service*
• Ticketmaster line* (Saturday mornings at 10)
• Buffet* (old country buffet)
• Employees* (at work when they used to give us free food at company meetings)

Do I want to branch out into non-people lines?

• Traffic jam* (Hinsdale Oasis on 294 is a nice aerial view of the highway)
• Airplanes (O’Hare)

* Indicates idea from my twin brother, Erik