135 Comments for Rochester Subway

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Subways are scary places-alive or dead.
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Love subways.
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Hummm..... the Market/Frankfort line......
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looks like it needs to be torn down,thats rochester for u sweet
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This is one of those very few times where the graffiti almost works! Great gallery, thanks for preserving it for us!
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I've been on here too long........I remember all those "teleportation" comments and references! I have to also second what CAS said!
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Like Lynne, this reminded me of a coliseum! Great textures and curves....
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Great combination of light and darkness..great shot!
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This reminds me of all your "hallway" shots in the psychiatric hospitals and is just as fabulous!
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Only you could turn an abandoned subway station into something artistic and interesting!! Great shot!
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The dirt fill in is interesting, some archaelogist of the future will be excavating the same dirt and labeling this site as important, too bad our wasteful society can't think of anything better to do with it.
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Yikes!
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I have walked the entire span. Quite a place to be in not knowing what may be ahead in the darkness. Also, beware of the open manholes!
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i like this one i have an intrest in taking pictures of trains and traintracks so i like this whole group of pics the most
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I went to RIT and had photographed this while attending. At the time there were city workers who came out of the darkness (backwards in a truck), as me and my friend entered at the ramp entrance. They warned us that there were dangerous people in there often times and at that moment some druggies huffing spray paint. There is a doorway behind the ramp some where the workers spoke of. My friend and I entered anyhow and took the left hall to the side of the raamp rather than the door. Pretty cool place to see once or twice, some areas of water that could be dangerous if uncareful.