What Lies Beneath:

[longknife]

Epic Scenes From NYC’s Magnificent Underground Tunnels

Though you almost certainly haven’t heard his name, there’s a good chance you’ve seen some of Patrick Cashin’s photography. He’s one of Flickr’s most reliably awesome contributors, and his most popular shots have traveled widely across the web, racking up hundreds of thousands of views. You could argue that his subject matter is limited–he mostly shoots dark, dirty scenes of New York City–but no one else is really doing anything like it. Why? Because while most photographers jostle to document life on street level, Cashin alone gets to capture everything going on beneath the surface.

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[Cenere]

This is pretty cool. You don't get a chance to see what goes on under the city to props to this photographer. I couldn't care less if this is the only thing that he shoots for now because it is actually something that others aren't showing us.