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Whenever I see this subway escape hatch in Union Square I'm reminded of one of the final scenes in "The Taking of Pelham One Two Three"
Hammersmith Jewelry Building (1907)
Architect: Lansburgh & Joseph
301 Sutter St.
Union Square, San Francisco
© Matthew X. Kiernan
NYBAI19-4630
It was a people day today and this couple are fussing about something. Next door to them is this lovely heart depicting San Francisco. I thought it summed up the moment wonderfully.
Guy plays an upright piano that he somehow dragged down to the the L train platform in Union Square, two levels below the street. A Broadway chorus singer (leaning on piano on right) is waiting for the train and joins him.
Low light pictures from my camera never turn out that great - this one turned out kind of nice, though.
Sake Tasting Area:
The famous sake makers and distributors from Japan and U.S. gathered in one place proudly serving premium sake and cocktails!
Participated companies: Choya | Iichiko | Sake Tengoku | Sequoia Sake | Hosoda Brothers | Joto Sake | Wismettac Asian Foods | JFC International | Ozeki Sake USA | Kikkoman | Takara Sake | N.A. Sales | Gekkeikan USA | True Sake