platform photos on Flickr

This was shot during the Lincoln Flickr Photowalk on the afternoon of March 14, 2009, in the area of downtown Lincoln south of the historic Haymarket district.

22IDM1612 by Ian Murray

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Abellio Greater Anglia class 745 train arriving at platform of railway station, Cromer, north Norfolk, England, UK

Platform 1 by Lord Lucan

Photo by Roy Chapman

FGB_IGE2012_HI376_gps-7.jpg by G.P. Schmahl

Platform by Tom Bradnock

Platform 1, Northgate by QRIG.org Gallery Archive

Nearing journey's end, the QR140 double-header draws through Platform 1, Northgate.

Platforms at Britomart by William McGrath

Images of platforms at Britomart Train Station in Auckland.

platforms by ashley fly

大江戸線新宿駅 by shibainu

Platforms at Accrington Railway Station by Ant (ac_1076)

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Platform by grokthealien

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Buffalo Central Terminal

Platform One by South Dublin Libraries Digital Photo Competition

Entry by Susan Condon

Platform by C Fullard

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Taken in Leeds station (I think .. it has been sitting on my compact camera for a while)

Linz Center of Mechatronics (AT) Shadowgram: Collective visions on sustainability and circular economy by Ars Electronica

A mechathon approach by Linz Center of Mechatronics and the Ars Electronica Futurelab

Ars Electronica Futurelab’s innovative social brainstorming Shadowgram offers a unique blend of creativity and practicality, providing an engaging platform for collecting inspiring and thought-provoking projects. Together with the Linz Center of Mechatronics, Ars Electronica is inviting audiences this year to share their hope-giving projects in areas relating to energy transition, the circular economy and sustainability

Photo: tom mesic

Work in Progress by John Gray

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New to me, these stylish white platform shoes by name_m82

Platform shoes seem to be back in style again, usually not as high as the 5 inch platforms of the 1970s, but getting higher.

I saw this pair on Poshmark, for a few dollars, so I bit. Size women's 8, hardly even tight on my men's 7 feet.

I find them fun to wear; it is nice to be a little taller. An unexpected feature, the waffle construction platforms are crumbling under the heels. As I step down, the inside of the heels start to collapse and my heels sink into the platform soles. My toes are more elevated thn my heels, like a platform version of the 1970s Earth Shoes. I've come to enjoy the sinking feeling.

Platform Painted Black by Innisfil Community Church