yellow blues for an empty station
A symbolic view of Johannelund, not a particularly crowded station situated 12 kilometers (and 18 stations) west-north-west of the city. In fact, of all our subway stations Johannelund has the fewest commuters. Roughly 1000 individuals board a train here on a weekday as compared to some 140000 for T-Centralen ("Subway Central"). See more?
Tunnelbana Johannelund (map) 23 January 2010
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9 comments:
'Not a particularly crowded station' is a nice way to put it...
yup, it looks deserted. ^0^
I love this image. Beautiful shot of the station. Love the glow in the photo.
I don't see anyone! But I do like the colors and it doth look clean...
Maybe it will serve more people in the future?
As a matter of fact, a supermarket opened nearby a couple of years ago but I suppose 99% will take their car when it's time for shopping.
VP: Depending, of course, on where a train has arrived recently or not...
arabesque: Leaving us with a good view of these tiles.
Luis Gomez: Thanks. It was a grey and gloomy day but somehow it worked anyhow.
Jacob: I don't expect much expansion in the future. This is a quiet place in Suburbia.
Always a pleasure to have you all commuting with us.
Lol, you're right we're commuting a lot in Sweden! ;-) This looks much more like a "regular" station if you see what I mean.
It is a pretty cheerful looking station, despite the lack of people.
Three Rivers Daily Photo
The decor reminds me of public toilets. Eeek. I bet the 1000 locals using this station aren't terribly impressed with it.
Still, better an awful-looking station than no station, eh?
For many years, Johannelund was only open on weekdays.
cieldequimper: Very much a regular, old above-ground station.
Three Rivers: At least this staircase and the one to the other platform are colourful.
Tinsie: Let's just agree that it's functional! :)
Mind the gap, everyone.
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