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Your Commute To Work Should Be Covered By Your Employer

The 512 streetcar coming westbound on St. Clair Ave at Yonge St in Toronto Canada. Original photography using a Canon EOS 60D body with a Sigma 17-70mm f2.8 DC Macro OS lens and Silver EFEX Pro as a Lightroom plugin for the Black and White conversion. Brian Carson The Learning Curve Photography www.twitter.com/learningcurveca Wanna Buy Me A Coffee? www.ko-fi.com/thelearningcurvephotography

The Art of Trams Series is for people who love cities and... trams. Call them streetcars if you like, but this series is all about taking classic art styles and placing trams within them.

Navigate the urban labyrinth with our 'New York Subway' shirt. This design encapsulates the bustling energy, iconic routes, and vibrant spirit of one of the world's most iconic transit systems. Tailored for city dwellers, travelers, and those captivated by the heartbeat of New York City, this shirt seamlessly blends urban sophistication with a nod to the daily hustle and rhythm of subway life. With its evocative graphic and comfortable fabric, wear it to celebrate the intricate web of connections, stories, and adventures that unfold beneath the streets of the Big Apple.

I like trams. This poster is part of a series featuring trams in various art movement styles - in this case Abstract Cubo-Futurism. A Woman and a Tram 004. Designed for standard poster size 50x70 cm.

I like trams. This poster is part of a series featuring trams in various art movement styles - in this case soviet realism. A Woman and a Tram 007. Designed for standard poster size 50x70 cm.

I like trams. This poster is part of a series featuring trams in various art movement styles - in this case Abstract Cubo-Futurism. A Woman and a Tram 006. Designed for standard poster size 50x70 cm.

18" x 24" Tomorrow Comes Today #artJWB

I like trams. This poster is part of a series featuring trams in various art movement styles - in this case Abstract Cubo-Futurism. A Woman and a Tram 005. Designed for standard poster size 50x70 cm.

I like trams. This poster is part of a series featuring trams in various art movement styles - in this case soviet realism. A Woman and a Tram 008. Designed for standard poster size 50x70 cm.

Cities Are For People Not Cars - Walkable City

18" x 24" Tomorrow Comes Today #artJWB

I like trams. This poster is part of a series featuring trams in various art movement styles - in this case Abstrat soviet realism. A Woman and a Tram 003. Designed for standard poster size 50x70 cm.

Cars Melt Glaciers - Cars Enable Climate Change

"NYC SUBWAY" Shirt: Dive into the rhythm of New York City's underground with this design. Capturing the essence of its iconic subway system, it embodies urban hustle and historic transit. Ideal for city lovers and metropolitan enthusiasts. Whether navigating its maze or admiring its legacy, wear it to resonate with NYC's heartbeat. A stylish homage to the lifeline that defines the Big Apple.

This series features the closing set of images from my trip to Paris back in 2013. Please check out my over 350 images of Paris. All images are taken with a Canon 5D III (full frame) and a Canon 7D II (crop frame) using a variety of Canon L-Series lenses, and Tamron and Sigma pro-line lenses; processed in RAW with ACR, PSC, Photomatix, and a variety of other imaging software. All images are Copyright © 2016 Hany G. Jadaa; C.Chem. M.Sc. Eng.; and Copyright © 2016 Prince John Photography (the Artist). The material contained herein may not be reproduced, copied, edited, published, transmitted or downloaded in any way, shape or form. All rights are reserved. Copying, altering, displaying or redistribution of any of these images with...

I love trams. This artwork is rendered in post-soviet realism style. A Woman and Tram 009. Design for the standard 70 x 50 cm format.

Cycling Is Wheel-ie Good For Cities

Embrace the rhythm of the city with our NYC Subway shirt, a tribute to New York's iconic underground pulse. Adorned with sleek graphics, it captures the hustle, history, and heartbeat of urban transit. Tailored for city dwellers and Big Apple aficionados, this tee blends metropolitan charm with style. Whether navigating cityscapes or reminiscing about subway adventures, wear it with pride. A garment that resonates with the daily grind and vibrant energy of NYC. Commute in spirit and embrace the subway's iconic legacy.

An older style TTC bus that has long been retired. It earned the nickname "Fishbowl" for it's distinctive windshield design.

The high-speed train in the city of toronto in line art and combined with the shape of the Canadian flag

Tram elevation.

I like trams. This poster is part of a series featuring trams in various art movement styles - in this case Post-soviet realism. A Woman and a Tram 002. Designed for standard poster size 50x70 cm.

Tram elevation.

A design made by me featuring an antifa-style logo with a two-tone bus with the phrase 'ANTI-CAR AKTION!' around it.

The city of San Francisco has acquired a large group of vintage trolleys. They are operated and maintained by the San Francisco Municipal Railway (Muni), a service of SFMTA. Number 1061 was purchased from the city of Newark, New Jersey, the city from where I hail. It was a great thrill to ride the trolley car again.

Vancouver and parts of the lower mainland

early one morning at the escalators near Museum station in sydney. I love the sterile, but still warm feel to this pic. Also an 80s neon and deco vibe too

A beautiful old photo of a woman and baby on a bus in Peru taken by Jerry Frank some time between the 1950s and 1980s. He was an award-winning photographer for Life, Time, and Nat. Geo.

"New York Subway" Shirt: Dive into the iconic pulse of NYC with this design. Capturing the spirit of the bustling subway system, it resonates with urban charm and historic transit vibes. Ideal for city enthusiasts and travelers alike. Whether navigating its labyrinth or cherishing city memories, wear it to echo NYC's rhythm. A stylish nod to the heartbeat beneath the Big Apple streets.

Intracity Transit, the IT....it.

Cars Ruin Cities - Walkable City

Cars Ruin Cities - Build Walkable Cities

Original Photograph of 1970s New York City Bus featuring an ad for a Disco Station.