Since the confrontation in the Strait of Hormuzt, Iran, fuel shortages have emerged as a critical issue. Global oil supplies have been disrupted, and as a result, the public is bearing the full brunt of the consequences.
Although the Indonesian government continues to subsidize certain types of fuel, the process of distributing these supplies to the public remains a persistent dilemma.
According to data from Pertamina and the Aceh Energy and Mineral Resources Agency, there are a total of 156 public fuel filling stations (SPBU) in the province of Aceh CNBC Indonesia. However, this has not been enough to resolve the long queues that occur daily due to fuel shortages.
The most tedious thing over the past few months in my country is waking up in the morning, intending to head out on my motorcycle, only to find the fuel tank empty. Long queues already form by 7:00 a.m., when the gas station opens.
And today I’m here to refuel my motorcycle; while waiting in line, I do what I always do—I take out my camera, snap some photos, and share them with my friends in the black-and-white community.
In this Monomad Challenge contest, I want to invite my friends to see some of Black and White photos caught by my camera; "While Waiting in Line", the pictures presented to my friends in Black and white Community 😉
| Camera | Sony A6000 + E 55-210 tele lens |
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| Category | Black and white Photography |
| Location | Lhokseumawe, Aceh |
Warm Regard
Marechausee Adventura 🙂
