Jon Searles' photos with the keyword: Karlovo Namesti

This is an example of the train-side signs on the Karlovo Namesti platforms, which are standard except for that the letters are on a silver background, which makes them harder to read than in other stations. The little yellow square that you can see indicates, as on other lines, which line the platform is for, in this case Line B.

Standard Prague Metro station signs are color coded to match the color of the line, meaning green for the A line, yellow for the B Line, and red for the C line. The signs on the far side of the track are an exception, as they're made from metal letters attached to the wall. Karlovo Namesti, however, recently bucked this trend when these blue station signs were put in on the passenger side of the platforms...for the B line. Theoretically they should be yellow, as the blue line is only projected as of now, and my understanding is that once constructed the blue line will have dedicated platforms. I'm almost wondering if these signs are a test to see whether the new signs will look right.

Here's one of several shots that I took to commemorate the fact that I made it to Karlovo Namesti with my bike.

I got this shot more or less randomly, and liked the light, even though the W302 doesn't have manual exposure.

I liked the light, I liked the buds on the trees, and so on, so I figured this shot was one that I wanted. I've forgotten whether I took this from the ground or a tram window, though.

Here's a new Skoda 14T in line with a Tatra T6A5 built about ten years earlier. A telling illustration of how much time has passed since 1989 is how both are post-Communist.

Here's one of the newer Skoda 14T trams, #9115, passing Karlovo Namesti.

I really like the sunlight in this shot...although again there's another light leak.