ADDITIONAL NOTES:
above, random shots from riding the rails and walking thru tunnels. for more subway photography, browse these subway sets, read june's village voice article forbidden photos, anyone?, or search thru laura holder's subway shots...
laura and i will be representing the local photoblogger women at the new york city photobloggers 2 event at the apple store this thursday, 6pm. we'll all be mentioning favorite photoblogs (so bring a pen and paper) but i want to specifically mention other nyc women photobloggers (not blogs, but nyc-based photo-specific endeavors like kdunk, sharonwatt, leticia john, annapoet, hnorthrop or youngna, to name just a few) so if you have suggestions, drop me a line or feel free to comment...
the event is open to the public. see the full lineup.







I adore the view from the train over the Manhattan Bridge... considering the new subway-photo laws, were you stopped or spoken to at all while taking these? Curious.
[I wish my nyc photoblog was up already! ...Soon, tho. ]
Jay
"transit sources told the Daily News a total ban may not be enforceable - and that the TA and cops are now working on crafting a more limited restriction."
by Pete Donohue, Sept 13, 04 NY Daily News
:: The Photographer's Right
a downloadable flyer -- Your Rights When Stopped or Confronted for Photography
I took one looking into the train window in the first photo:
http://scribbling.net/photos/manhbridge/25/
http://www.fotolog.net/adam_pants/?pid=8658667