Platform A

Posted on 05 May 2009 by D. Travis North

Platform A

Market East Station in Philadelphia.

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About the Author: D. Travis North

D. Travis North is a professional Landscape Architect, a Freelance Photographer and founder of Shutter Photo. Travis likes to photograph urban environments, architectural details and has a new-found interest in close-up photography. His work can be found at D. Travis North Photography. Follow Travis on twitter: @dtnorth.

 
  • I've been trying to learn more about that, actually. I don't know any of the history behind the walls. It must have been some sort of improvement thing. But I'll say this: The color certainly makes the underground station much more interesting. Other stations are depressing in comparison.
  • What a cool looking metro station. I love all the tile on the walls.

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