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@tiredofcrazyshite.bsky.socialOct 14, 2026, 1:21 PM

People: this is not ok. At least wear a watch. Shoes would be good too. #metronorth #commuting

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@cordobaluis.eurosky.socialOct 9, 2026, 12:42 PM

NYC’s subterranean heartbeat Motion and iron at Grand Central timeless rush of the Metro-North
#nycphotography #railway #underground #nyc #grandcentral #mta #streetphotography #blackandwhite #metronorth #infrastructure #architecture #photojournalism #motionblur #urbanhistory #luiscordobapharchive

Horizontal orientation, black and white candid photograph capturing a busy underground platform at Grand Central Terminal, New York City. The scene features two parked Metro-North commuter trains with visible MTA branding and car numbers 33 and 32. Commuters are walking on the platform; dynamic motion blur captures people moving quickly in the foreground, including a figure carrying a large bag. Overhead, distinct linear fluorescent lighting illuminates the concrete structure, exposed piping, and suspended lit signage with legible text, including a Reuters advertisement. The depth of field extends down the platform, emphasizing the vanishing point created by the trains and architectural lines. High contrast rendering defines textures of metal, concrete, and clothing. Optimized for urban photography, photojournalism, architectural history, MTA infrastructure, and NYC tourism indexing.
@prrsignal.bsky.socialOct 1, 2026, 6:26 PM

Jersey Mike's Rail Adventures: 25-11-01 PHOTOS: Stamford prr4ever.blogspot.com/2025/11/25-1... #NewHavenLine #MetroNorth #NYNHB

@benjaminturon.bsky.socialSep 30, 2026, 9:02 PM

Park Avenue Viaduct | America Actually Built Something On Time and On Budget. How New York rebuilt a railway without stopping trains. #metronorth #parkavenue #grandcentralterminal
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@futureboy78.bsky.socialSep 26, 2026, 10:22 PM

One of my favourite phone photos: a Metro North train flies through Hastings-on-Hudson on a very cold, very wet night in December 2023.

#b&w #hudsonvalley #nightphotography #metronorth #streetphotography #railfanning

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@bbulpett.bsky.socialSep 20, 2026, 2:00 AM

New York photo of the day
Manhattan.
71°F (22° C), partly cloudy.
#NYC #City #Saturday #MorningSun #MorningTrain #MetroNorth #Stone #Bridge #Tunnel #Arch #EastHarlem #CommuterRail
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Early morning scene on a quiet residential street in a waking City just as the sun rises above the bridges and buildings to the east, facing a massive stone train bridge used for the part of the busy commuter rail system that takes people upstate; even though it is Saturday, the trains are likely full of passengers coming to the City for work, but also for shopping and fun; a leafy tree in the foreground diffuses the sun's rays with the green its leaves starting to fade toward yellow; the thin veil of morning clouds hasn't quite burned away, but it is no match for the sun arriving on the scene; the yellow metal traffic lights down on the street are signaling "do not walk" with the dark, under-bridge, stone arch tunnels -- one for automobiles and two for pedestrians -- still empty at this time of day.
@thoeni.bsky.socialSep 9, 2026, 5:13 PM

The #Harlem-125th Street stop never disappoints. Elevated, layered, & visually alive no matter which side of the train you’re on. Through the glass, the station’s ornate ironwork & quiet commuters mingle with floating reflections & backwards signs.

#StreetPhotography #Photography #MetroNorth #Train

A layered color documentary photograph taken through a train window looking out onto the elevated Harlem-125th Street platform. In the foreground, reflections on the train glass show a glowing blue vertical digital advertisement with a backward message and a young woman looking upward, alongside a large, saucer-shaped warm yellow ceiling fixture hovering overhead. Through the glass, the real platform unfolds: a green painted cast-iron column supports the peaked canopy roof, an ornate decorative metal screen stands along the platform edge, and a sign clearly reads "Harlem-125th Street." To the right, a woman in a dark polka-dot shirt sits patiently on a weathered wooden bench under track sign 4, with brick city buildings and an overcast sky visible across the open tracks.