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  • Understandablby the Engineers (as is usually the situation) HAVE to watch the tracks ahead. That's a BIG Machine they have to control. Espsecially when passing through a station. I know it would be nice to see more friendly wavers from the Trains here in the States, too. From MY personal observations: I see many MALE Train Crew Members (Especially those operating the Subway Trains & Streetcars - here in Boston) 'LOOK at Pretty Ladies on the Platform'. I'm NOT talking 'safety watch' here. ;-)

  • Haha ! Then I need to come to Boston and look for some pretty ladies ~ lol

    Anyway I have shot this train for 4 years already but I received not more than 10 waves .

  • USE discretion when you can, when you record subway trains and the like at stations. Since 9/11 they got a bit more strict. I met no trouble when at street level photographing a train crossing a bridge, for example.

    A motorman (black male) was a bit nasty to me after I boarded his train (after taking pictures). He let up just a bit when I told him 'I'm a trainbuff...I have a MySpace Page'.

    From behind the window curtain, in his cabin he watched me to the last stop. I love the 1st car! ^_^

  • nice when i usually wave at one they just look ahead concentrating

  • Hong Kong train staffs are very very cool , and normally they even don't look at you ...

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