Make mine neon

Part of the vast Fulton Street transit
station,  where you have access to
—count 'em—11 different subway lines
(except that the 2 & 3 and the
4 & 5 are mostly the same thing).

[Linking back to signs, signs.]

High noon

At the new(ish) Fulton Street subway hub
downtown—the shadows are
compliments of this.

[To see more Sunday shadows, go here.]

The Weekend in Black and White

This past Wednesday, I posed a rather snarky
question to the NYC Transit Authority.
So in all fairness I should also show you this 
fabulous skylight—a prominent feature 
of the new Fulton Street subway station (which
I've featured here once before).

[To see more b/w photos, visit Dragonstar's meme.]

Thursday Challenge—"lines"

Lots of lines here, going in all directions—in more
ways than one: This is the Fulton Street
subway station, newly opened last November after
a slight delay (7 years) and a bit of a cost
overrun (from a projected $750 million to $1.4 billion).  
But it's beautiful and clean and you can go to this one hub to 
catch a train on the 2, 3, 4, 5, A, C, R, J, or Z line.

[To see more of the Thursday Photo Challenge, visit Dale's meme.]