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Tag Archives: elevated train
Somewhere in West Philadelphia
60th Street stop to be exact. I haven’t done one of my worm’s eye view shots in a while, and I was pleased with the way this one came out.
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Posted in Adventures in Commuting, Philadelphia, Photography
Tagged convergence, elevated, elevated train, Market-Frankford, perspective, Philadelphia, SEPTA
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Market-Frankford El Headed for Frankford
I timed this shot just right. I saw the train coming around the bend, so I put my camera on a 10 second timer and hoped for the best. Lucky shot. I caught the train just as it pulled in.
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Posted in Philadelphia
Tagged 69th Street, commute, elevated train, Market-Frankford, Philadelphia, photography, SEPTA, subway, Upper Darby, West Philly
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