Jay Boro Hall

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  Ken Nadvornick

• Jan 28, 2015

Inky noir shadows, headless amputated people, mysterious graffiti, more questions than answers, and plenty of room to maneuver for your imagination. Just the way I like it. If you can't spare a moment to stop and think some, then just keep walking, nothing for you to see here...

 

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  Sundowner

• Jan 28, 2015

Gritty. Seedy. Garish. I like.

 

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  DavidBrunell

• Jan 29, 2015

This is beautifully done

 

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  Thomas Bertilsson

• Jan 30, 2015

Beautiful print, Suzanne! Great visuals, and I love the person in the window.

 

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  SuzanneR

• Jan 30, 2015

And there's a face of another person in a newsstand across the platform between the train cars that I didn't notice at the time, but discovered when I was printing in the darkroom. Somehow, the things I miss, but the camera records that I discover later are part of the reason I love making photographs. Thanks for the nice comments.

 

• paladin1420

• Feb 1, 2015

I love the print; I didn't like the Jay St. station in 1982 though. You've pretty much caught it here.

 

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  oolalajp

• Feb 2, 2015

fan-fucking-tabulous! (pardone my french!)

 

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  Ken Nadvornick

• Feb 2, 2015

Thinking further, a bit suggestive of a mental image cross between Conrad and Goetz.

 

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  SuzanneR

• Feb 2, 2015

Not sure there was much to like about the NYC subway system in the early eighties, except maybe for making pictures. Not sure I know those references, Joseph Conrad? Never read him, maybe I should, and Goetz? Do you mean Bernie? Anyway, thanks for the comments.