The path on the left, in between the houses and the fenced-in alley under the subway, is listed on maps as Kneupfel Court, apparently a fully public street (or at least right-of-way). I didn’t test that, mostly because it did not appear to go all the way through to the next block. The street here is 60th Place, a small, quiet nondescript residential street that happens to be bisected by an elevated subway cutting straight across.
Chris Nitz
24 May 2011I like the details on the building off to the right. Nice shot today.
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Chris Frailey
24 May 2011Nice leading lines with the train tracks.
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Dave DiCello
24 May 2011I like the dappling of shadows here Mark, well captured
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Jim Denham
24 May 2011Love the light and the shadows from the subway above! Nice work Mark!
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Scott Wyden Kivowitz
24 May 2011Love the shadows
Chris Kenison
24 May 2011Wonderful shot, Mark! Love that blue sky!
Steve Beal
24 May 2011Another awesome scene… I love the low vantage point!
Jan Winther
24 May 2011Wow… those buildings are really close to the tracks. How often to the train go by? Every 5 min?
I really like the POV and the shadoes, and that the tracks seems to go on forever.
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Jim Nix
25 May 2011great shot Mark and great lines too!
Jennifer
24 Aug 2012My grandparents lived in that building to the left. This picture brings back great memories of my childhood. Beautiful shot