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The Other End of the Tunnel
Brooklyn, NY - Peter - Sunday, May 17th, 2009 : goo
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This is the southern mouth of this tunnel, connecting Bushwick, Brooklyn
with
East New York, Brooklyn
This mostly-abandoned freight line runs parallel to the elevated subway tracks leading into and out of
Broadway Junction
It was a dark, rainy night
Shadows sliced through the night
Jare and True X-Men, Acne and Curve
The abandoned LIRR platform, which was disused in the 1920s when newer/faster/cheaper
subway lines proved to be too much competition. Dro, 2Esae and Reskew ACC in the cut...
Abandoned
LIRR Tunnel
Broadway Junction
East New York
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CartLegger: 17th May 2009 - 23:52 GMT
Nice stuff, really captured a dark wet night.
Now, what is it about CityNoise adventures that makes the wet time the right time?
Pabbbbbblo: 17th May 2009 - 23:59 GMT
That is because the wet time is the right time for an adventure deep into the tunnel. Snicker.
Sean Hopkins: 18th May 2009 - 00:19 GMT
Yo Peter these are like eye candy. What kind of exposure time did you use for these?
jethro: 18th May 2009 - 01:36 GMT
You did capture a wet, night scenery!
Some of the things in the pictures kind of look like they're giving off moisture, maybe the trees, haha!
Peter: 18th May 2009 - 02:03 GMT
21 seconds to 1 minute... i dont do tons of night shooting, and last night i discovered the hard way that my camera has some limits once you get into long exposures at certain iso settings. hmm. add the rainy weather and the environment, and i thought these came out sort of dark, noisy and brooding, but... they definitely captured the feel at that spot at that moment, i guess!
Sean Hopkins: Dude they came out reeeeally well
anon (96.25.84.162): did you use a tripod?
Peter: 18th May 2009 - 05:15 GMT
yup. my hand is just not steady enough for non-blurry 1 minute exposures ;)
jack: really nice shots peter. you should do a book.
Le Bien, Le Mal: 18th May 2009 - 17:35 GMT
It is very frightening but it is also beautiful at the same time, like a fable from childhood, but caught in the dark nightmare.
Reskew: Thanks for the shouts, P
owen: wow i never want to take taht rail road
owen: wow i never want to take taht rail road
owen: do s it have to be so abbonnd
owen: do s it have to be so abbonnd
owen: lirr should be stoping nycs subways
owen: lirr should be stoping nycs subways
owen: lirr should be stoping nycs subways
Rick: 4th May 2012 - 06:53 GMT
I used to live near there, in Brownsville. Pretty scary area by the late 60's. I went that way going from East New York back to East Flatbush, by train and bus.
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