Boston Subway Green Line

I like the tone of all of these. Out of all them the second one is probably composed the best while being the most interesting. The third one is very nice but not much going on and alot of shiny stuff too that could be distracting

the first one is just not doing it for me. it has a lot of distracting light/stuff and it is tilted pretty severely.

Overall great shots, thanks for sharing.

Really? I love the first one. It's all the stuff going on that makes it so interesting to me. The sharpness of the chrome against all the color and motion is cool.

ITs that blurred color on the train in the left most part of the train. Its very distracting to me. Otherwise I could learn to love it.

I'm curious... how did you process these? Great work BTW.

Thanks all, I used Highpass filters to accent edges and increase the contrast in a vivid light layer, then used a color layer with highpass filter with the use of an unsharpen mask filter to get the full effect.

Excellent job, I love the PP you used on these photos. I like the second photo best of all. In a set of photos, I gravitate towards those with people in it - it adds a sense of scale on the size of the other objects, and shows how human interact with the environment. Thanks for sharing.

You can't EFFING take pictures because of a terrorism law?! WTH is up with our world. jeeze. I understand why this is in effect, but it still doesn't make it popular or right. Man.

That last shot, I like it a lot, but the light/colors on the train in the far left part of the picture are still a little distracting. Maybe this is just me. Is this something that will have to be lived with or is there some PP technique that can be used?

Thanks everyone, I like the tighter crop. I do Agree, images with subjects such as people do make for a better capture, I actually tried to add one into the escalator photo, but did not come out how I would have liked... will post after school. I actually have alot more pictures of urban subway photography and of just the city, I will post again, when I return home from school.

Donal.

First one for me too, I like the activity of the train contrasting with the empty platform.

Sylvester X wrote in post #3768116
I tried to get some shots on the London underground the other day and was stoped under the terrorism laws.

Stopped by whom? Technically you need a permit for any photography, in practice you are just supposed to check in with the station manager for amateur photography. It is not prohibited though, they just want to know what is going on. Partly for general safety reasons and mostly, I reckon, so they can protect (make money from) their image rights. Whoever claimed it was prevented by terrorism laws was either clueless or lying.

I took some shots while waiting for a train earlier this month though and no one stopped me. (Well except a driver, but he was only asking if he could have a copy but I never took one looking in his direction).

Michael.

I love the first one! Great angle and the PP is super!

Thanks again all,

well heres another that I took on the subway, the PP is not the same but I like it.

And another with the same PP technique as the others

Im still loving the PP technique that you use. Its excellent. Reminds me of BB's PP technique. I still have to say that I like the second of the initial three the best.