Boylston Street Subway Station

Sunday, November 22, 2009

11 comments:

John said...

Some vibrant colours for a subway, we get used to seeing these shots in monochrome, so this was a change from the usual. Our London Underground tends to look a little dirtier I must admit.

Cezar and Léia said...

This place is so clean!
Beautiful shot!
Léia

amatamari© said...

Is so beautiful and clean that
seems a movie!
:-)

Harriet said...

The Boylston T stop has come a long way, n'est-ce pas? It looks like it's had a face-lift to me...with wonderful results.

cieldequimper said...

Love those colours, the yellow line and green pillars make it come alive!

ElinSire said...

I likte this! A place where things happens, and the colours are just so refreshing!

Thanks for great comments on my photos :)

Magyar said...

__Having ridden others, the Boston "under" trains are second to none, and your fine photo tells that story!
__This... from the last holiday season.

park street
this violin's season's songs
quaters harmonize

_m

Jacob said...

In 1976, I rode the MTA. Is this the same thing? Lovely shot of a nice-looking and colorful subway station!

Clueless in Boston said...

Thanks All for your comments.

Jacob, this is indeed the same. The MTA (Metropolitan Transit Authority) was reorganized and morphed into the MBTA (Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority) when it was expanded beyond just the metropolitan Boston area.

Mary Stebbins Taitt said...

Love the repeating lines shapes and colors here. Haven;t been here in many years--"but did he ever return, no he never returned!"

Harriet said...

Mr. Clueless, you should also mention that all the locals refer to the subway as "the T".

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