Fabulous composition, it all looks spookily quiet. I was passing a telephone kiosk in Nelson Bay a few weeks ago and heard a young girl saying to her Mum "What's that", pointing to the telephone kiosk.
There is something quite cool about the emptiness in this shot. As for payphones I am always amazed to see them, I cannot even think where to find one in downtown Chicago, though I am sure they still exist.
Really like the composition. The phones look like the place where the guy on the run desperately tries to call for help while the bad guys are watching him in old movies.
Like a scene from an old movie. I watched North By Northwest on the plane coming back and was struck by how plot points turn when people are in phone booths. Strong capture of a bygone era.
Another great underground capture (at least I think you are underground). As for the telephones, one wonders why they don't just rip them out and leave one or two of them.
Perfectly exposed and nicely processed. Maybe public telephones are about to become extinct? Unfortunately (for health) elevators won't go that way until the electricity finally goes down! But with all that hydro you do have an advantage in Canada. Shame you can't keep the oil tar sands in the ground! Sorry, I digress!
