Amazing Abstract images of London Underground Network

[winstainforth]

Hi from England

I've set up a website for a college course which includes abstract images and disused tunnels of the London underground.

Let us know what you think. Link below.

http://winstainforth10.foliosnap.com/?goto=galleries (http://winstainforth10.foliosnap.com/?goto=galleries)

I also shot a video.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=05A9Li9qWHk

Cheers

[ablarc]

Super nice.

[ZippyTheChimp]

http://winstainforth10.foliosnap.com/?goto=monochrome&img=7

http://www.wirednewyork.com/forum/images/icons/icon14.gif

[Gregory Tenenbaum]

Nice but wheres the Subway Rabbit? (Or is it a hare?) that I see on the MTA.

[Gregory Tenenbaum]

Hi from England

I've set up a website for a college course which includes abstract images and disused tunnels of the London underground.

Let us know what you think. Link below.

http://winstainforth10.foliosnap.com/?goto=galleries (http://winstainforth10.foliosnap.com/?goto=galleries)

I also shot a video.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=05A9Li9qWHk

Cheers

What, sky high rents and no mole people? What utter philistines you must have there! That's a perfectly good tunnel!

[Meerkat]

What amazing pictures, especially the Edgeware road / Baker street areas (courtesy of Zippy the chimp) That part of the underground was opened in 1863 - its the oldest part of the tube network.
I had no idea there were so many disused tunnels under Euston - i use Euston when i go up to visit my mum in Shropshire. It goes to show you never know whats underneath your feet!