Most of the subway stations I use tend to be underground where there's not much opportunity for taking photos. So, when I'm on when one of the elevated platforms I can't resist snapping a few shots. I always enjoy waiting for the train out in the open, but of course I wouldn't say that if I had to do it all winter. This was at the Beebe Avenue stop in Queens. As you can see there wasn't a train in sight, so I had lots of time for taking photos.Thursday, May 8, 2008
Subway Platform
Most of the subway stations I use tend to be underground where there's not much opportunity for taking photos. So, when I'm on when one of the elevated platforms I can't resist snapping a few shots. I always enjoy waiting for the train out in the open, but of course I wouldn't say that if I had to do it all winter. This was at the Beebe Avenue stop in Queens. As you can see there wasn't a train in sight, so I had lots of time for taking photos.
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Those tracks look like they go on forever, nice lines. Cool shot!
..the charm of the stations: happy, mysterious or melancholy , it depends on the moments (this is very pleasant)
I know well about those underground subway stations after riding the DC Metro for 5 days. They did have something very interesting though. They has pictures on one wall in sucession and it looked like a moving picture when the Metro went by.
It is an interesting shot. I noticed that there is not the lightest green.
We live in different worlds !!!
I just love the leading lines here, great composition!
Two of my favorite New York things---the Subway and Central Park. Thanks for visiting my blog and leaving a comment. Hope you have a great week.
Judy
I like the peacefulness...no trains, no people, beautiful sky. I think this would look cool and datd in black and white or sepia.
We will be using the trains and Metro much more down here in Southern CA...they are very convenient.
that's the lonliest sunway station i have ever seen....all the times i have been on subway, it's been milling with people....but guess that's the fun part :)
Is that on the 7 train?
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