The Subway. It’s not the Underground. It’s not the Metro. And it’s not just any ordinary train ride in New York City. It can be stinky, crowded, noisy, sweltering hot or all of the above at any one time. Ask any New Yorker and you will probably get just as many that hate it, as love it. Since its inception in 1869, its hundreds of miles of tracks have stretched under the city like a web of veins carrying the people, who are the life blood of New York.
Waiting For The M Train, Subway, NYC, Photo by Mark Giarrusso, 2013The F Train, Subway, NYC, Photo by Mark Giarrusso, 2013Subway Car Noir, Subway, NYC, Photo by Mark Giarrusso, 201342nd Street-Bryant Park Subway Station, NYC, Photo by Mark Giarrusso, 2013Grand Central Station, NYC, Photo by Mark Giarrusso, 201357th Street Subway Station, NYC, Photo by Mark Giarrusso, 2013D Train, Subway, NYC, Photo by Mark Giarrusso, 2013N Train, Subway, NYC, Photo by Mark Giarrusso, 2013
