R68 Subway Car

Great shot of an R62A in 1987 by Eric Oszustowicz.

Andrew Johnson. I use my real name in my photos.

BIG NEWS: MNRR to order more M8s replace the M2s, M4s and M6s.

man look at those Rockwell trucks,beautiful!!!

From 1987, a fresh, post GOH R40 Slant. This is a photo by Eric Oszustowicz.

R46 pic from 1977, also taken by Ed McKernan.

Look at this photo of a fresh looking R46 in 1976, taken by Ed McKernan.

Here is one of my all time favorite photos, an R32 at Brighton Beach in 1964.

Here is a nice old school photo of the R62A, from the year 1987. This is from Eric Oszustowicz.

I love Subway but I occasionally go to McDonalds and White Castle. I also occasionally visit some pizza and Chinese food joints.

You are essentially wasting money. You are taking great photos with the camera you have now. Look at this:

I think it is smarter to invest in some lenses.

Damn I cannot wait for the money to get a DSLR.

The Canon f/2 100mm Lens is a great lens and you can photograph in low light both indoors and outdoors.

Save up some cash money and get a DSLR. You can change lens, take great photos, and take great videos.

Nice. the 8th ave train will be rememberd.....

 

But let's put our minds on the Idea of "the Kalila Ave line" K/P train. much more AWESOME! nice friendly and cute female populated riders , a Elevation of beautiful lilac purple skies by day and dark purple skies by night or when it's cloudy. a diverse fleet of R32s , R44s , R68s , R68As , R160As and R160B alstom and siemens the K/P are the whole package people.

I want to get a DSLR in the near future, and I want to know how do you put filters on the lens? Thanks!

I really love this song!

pwn3d!

Want to switch to a DSLR in the near future. Which one is better for low light, moving train photos. I have leaned personally toward Canon because of my S5 IS, but Nikon seems to be good too. What do you think?

I want to get some good underground train shots (like of moving trains) and take better indoor pictures so I planning to get the Canon S90 for Christmas. I will keep the S5 IS for outdoor shots, but my main camera will be this one because my school activities has me staying back late at school. I finally want to start preparing for moving to DSLR and this is a good step. What do you think?

Good pics Harry!

Practice is important. You must learn to make lemonade out of lemons. Thats how you get better photographing. Take photos of the ends of trains instead of the side. Also railfan outdoors as there is wide open space to. Also stay still and hold your breath when photographing indoors and use long platforms such as West 4th's Platforms.

Lets GO YANKEES!!!!!!!

Ooh... what are the dates?