Smile at the birdy

Apr 9, 2010

Denver-based Swift Transportation driver Bill Kast shoots with a 35-millimeter film camera, digitizing his photos when he gets the film processed. This shot is of a driver he met at a rest stop on EB I-90 at the Coeur d'Alene port-of-entry scale house and his unique passenger named Mugsy.

Denver-based Swift Transportation driver Bill Kast’s photo of a driver and his unique passenger is one of many he’s posted to the The Photographer: Truckers News Photo Group on Flickr. Find more photos from the road, and share your own, at www.flickr.com/groups/truckersnews

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