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A line U3 and a line U6 train at the Münchner Freiheit subway station. The design of this station allows for many different perspectives.
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The Münchner Freiheit subway station serving the U-Bahn lines U3 and U6.
The design of this station allows for many different perspectives.
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The above ground subway station Garching-Hochbrück of Munich's subway line 6 (U6).
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Metro station. Quick take while changing from line 8 (underground) to line 6 (aboveground).
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A train arriving at the line 6 station Montparnasse Bienvenue of the the Paris Métro.
The station serves 4 lines, the line 6 station is below the Boulevard du Vaugirard. The Métro lines and the train station Gare de Paris-Montparnasse above are connected by a maze of tunnels.
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Munich's U-Bahn (subway) line U6, taken halfway between the stations "Alte Heide" and "Studentenstadt" (the one in the distance).
Here this subway line emerges from underground an runs aboveground for the next 5 stations.
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Originally known as Pont de Passy this stunning double-decker bridge carries Paris Metro Line 6 and connects 15th (the most populous) and 16th (one of the wealthiest) arrondissements. It was built between 1903 and 1905.
This view is facing the 16th arrondissement with its many massive mansion blocks. Um-uh the views must be quite something from them.
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This was an experiment with using line as the dominant foreground with a wide angle lens. An 18mm lens is barely wide anymore so I guess I will put a 14-24mm on my wish list.
Westchester Square / East Tremont Avenue IRT Subway Station, Bronx NYC (National Register of Historic Places, added 2005, - #05000227)
The station opened May 30, 1920, as Sound View Avenue, and is currently known as Morrison Avenue–Sound View Avenue.
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This guy (I think his name is Dante?) plunked down a Moog Prodigy and Line6 effects processor next to the DJ around 6:30 in the morning, and played riffs and pads for the next several hours. There really is nothing like a genuine analogue synth line as the sun is coming up.
From left to right: Ibanez Artcore A73 semi-hollowbody electric, Vox Pathfinder 15R amp, Shure SM57 mic, Line6 POD XT modeling amp/pedal, misc. pedals & effects.
Business on the outside, party on the inside. Gotta love the post-oil crisis American cars, trying to be sensible but revealing their heritage in the interior.
This least Mustang-y of the Mustangs undoubtedly wasn't popular in the Netherlands, but this one was sold new here.