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First new Bombardier-built train on BART. The "Fleet Of The Future." Southbound on the Richmond/Fremont line. 5 February 2018. © 2018 Peter Ehrlich
Release: 2015
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ran into this guy yesterday in one of the underground pasageways of the Montgomery St BART station. unlike some of the people we get down there, he was really good and was belting out soulful blues as loud as he could. i listened for a bit, dropped a buck into his case and pulled out the old polaroid 600. when he saw it he flashed me the biggest smile, like, i can't believe that you're going to take my picture with that!
i love 'Roid week.
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1 minute before I shot this the asshole in the back outfit near the stairs was urinating in front of the elevator at the Civic Center BART station.
1 minute before I shot this the asshole in the back outfit near the stairs was urinating in front of the elevator at the Civic Center BART station.
Anyone know where this could be? It looks like there are sailboats on the left with hills beyond. I think this must be a southbound train at Sausalito, with Belvedere visible across the water.
Taking the BART train to SFO, and a quick token photo in the open air at Balboa Park station. BART is Bay Area Rapid Transit, a subway system introduced in 1972 to connect San Francisco with San Jose and Oakland, serving San Francisco International Airport (SFO) as well. The trains run on an Indian broad gauge (5ft 6in, 1676mm) track, giving the cars a noticeably wider look. The leading unit in the train here is a C Car, built by Alstom (as seen here) and Morrison-Knudsen between 1987-96, recognisable by their flat-fronted profiles compared with the sloping fronts of the earlier A and B cars. These units are all in course of replacement by new-generation trains built by Bombardier.
September 2006
Rollei 35 camera
Kodak Elitechrome 100 film.