Oksu station, Seoul Metro. Wide angle shot at the platform and subway wagon.

Z3 class tram 210 running a route 16 service to Kew crosses St.Kilda Road.

The Bronx is Burning. Three R62 trains are seen here north of 238th St station (there's a fourth in the pocket at 242th St, and a fifth behind me on the middle track). The leaves at Van ... (more)

First commuters of the day as the operator checks the platform/doors.

Metro Miami. A northbound Metrorail train is seen approaching Tri-Rail station in Hialeah, Florida. The station is named for another railroad as this is the transfer point between the tw... (more)

Snow on the Structure. A Canarsie-bound L train is seen departing Broadway Junction Station. The abandoned trackways here once carried the BMT Fulton St El prior to its demolition in 195... (more)

West Midwood Morning. A Coney Island-bound Q train is seen rising up from the trench and onto the embankment of the Brighton Line, approaching Avenue H station. The line cuts through the... (more)

Not in Service. An out-of-service R46 train, with the front rollsign bearing the N bullet, is seen racing through Beverley Rd station on the Brighton Line on the morning of January 29, 2... (more)

Sno-ver/Under. A Canarsie-bound L train is seen platformed at Livonia Ave station while a New Lots Ave-bound 3 train crosses overhead. This over/under is not easy to catch, so it was ... (more)

Snowy South Brooklyn A Coney Island-bound Q train is seen rising through West Midwood as it approaches Avenue H station, passing what has recently become one of my favorite houses in Bro... (more)

Visions in the Fog. When the MTA NYCT Transit Budd built R-32 fleet was overhauled Morrison-Knudsen for from 1988-1990, the next generation New York City residents lost the opportunity to s... (more)

At 5:05 pm (17:05) I took my last photo of 2021, as a New York City subway Q Line train departed the Church Avenue Station and passed under Caton Avenue in Flatbush. This train was comprised of P... (more)

Like Stopping In A Tunnel. When the Times Square Station was opened to the public on October 27, 1904, it was a local stop, having only recently renamed from Long Acre Square. When the Gran... (more)