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42nd Street Subway Sign
New York, NY - caracarn - Saturday, May 7th, 2005 : goo
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ballsack: 7th May 2005 - 18:52 GMT
what is the point of this photo? anyone could take this. this sign is hardly different from any other sign in the new york city subway system. i just don't get it. make a better effort next time to actually post something creative. come on!
indykid: 8th May 2005 - 02:48 GMT
Ballsack, I think you have rushed to criticise a photo that I really enjoyed. Being from the UK, I enjoy this exploration of the urban environment through it's contrast with the signs I see all around me all the time in England. True anyone could take this, but I can't right now.
Gaz: 8th May 2005 - 09:29 GMT
I agree. I really enjoyed all the photos of nyc an the only criticism i could level is that they should've been consolidated into just a couple of posts. A bit of background info never goes a miss either but posting photos on their own is totally ok too. I would've just grouped a lot of these photos together that's all. but great photos an thats part of what this site is all about.
Tyrone: 18th Jan 2008 - 20:18 GMT
This sign is different from almost any signs you'll see in the subway today. They switched from black on white to white on black over twenty years ago.
jack: 12th Feb 2008 - 04:07 GMT
anyone who has rode the subway remembers this sign, i took the n train which is the old seabeach express into brooklyn to kings highway. many, many years ago.
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