This is a sad commentary Phil. There are many, including me, who do not like interacting with machines. I don't like the self service points in the supermarket. My disabled friend is very worried about the disappearance of the ticket offices. Our local car park to the station has no way of paying without an app on your phone either. We are making life unnegotiable for those who haven't the ability, know how, desire or finance to deal with technology.
@helenhall I understand Helen , plus the addition of the complexity of buying a ticket . If I want to travel from nottingham to London there are so many different fare types and prices too !!!
A sad look into the future! and it is happening already! I wholly agree with @helenhall - these things get beyond me and add extra stress to every day life !
Wow! Great black and white! I still wonder what folks will do when/if the digital grid goes down. I don't think getting rid of people in jobs is the way to go.
A beautiful capture of the young lady buying her ticket. She had a lovely tattoo on her leg which you have captured very clearly. For the older generations things become more difficult every day. But the young ones get used to the changes in minutes.
Sad if they do manage to close the ticket offices despite all the protests & online petitions. I rarely go on the train & can book online but it’s a fraught job. If it didn’t mean a long trip into town I would always use the ticket office. Lost jobs too. I dint believe they will use staff in other ways.
I like this black & white shot. The leg tattoo is a feature.
I like this black & white shot. The leg tattoo is a feature.