Jon Searles' photos with the keyword: T3SU

This was my first rail photo with the new cameraphone. #7210 is a Tatra T3SU, built sometime in the 1970's.

Traditionally, straps for transit users to hang from are rare in Prague, although the unrebuilt Tatra KT8 trams have them, as well as some of the old (retired) Metro trains. They've been making an appearance lately on the Tatra T3 fleet, though, as a form of advertising, as those grey sleeves on them can take ads.

This was another random shot, taken at the Narodni Trida tram stop. The Metro station is hidden back in the construction site. During the 1990's-2000's, that construction site was home to a number of additional shops next to Tesco's, on the far left, although now it's reverted to its Communist-era appearance as a mudpit. I'm not sure exactly what the plan is for it, but it probably won't be left in this state for long.

Having 1600 ISO film allowed me to photograph moving trams with a handheld camera in the middle of the night, so since I had limited time to photograph the Metro as midnight approached, I settled down in I.P. Pavlova to do some tram photography. This T3SU, on Jugoslavska at the intersection of Jugoslavska and Belehradska, has advertising livery for a bakery.

This was at Malostranska, with #7184, a T3SU in Samsung advertising livery, working service #22 northbound.

I've been surprised again and again at how well the W302 can do panning. It doesn't even have manual controls, but somehow it usually works. I would have preferred for the tram to be less blurred in this shot, and for the car to be more so, but that's life. I think it came out quite nicely.

This was yet another random shot in I.P. Pavlova that I thought came out okay. I haven't decided whether I should eliminate the tilt of this shot or not. It may be technically incorrect, but I like it.

I don't take too many tram photos in U Kastanu anymore, but this one was an exception.

This is a tram stop that I haven't photographed before, Brevnovsky Klaster, which means Brevnov Monastery. This tram is T3SU #7070.

Here's my second good shot of a T3R.PLF, in this case 8263 rolling into the Narodni Trida stop. The tram on the right is T3SU #7152.

One day I accidentally got on the wrong train at Malostranska, and ended up having to switch to service #22 at Kralovsky Letohradek, a stop where I've rarely shot photos before. Here #7047, a T3SU, is pulling in as 7065, another T3SU departs south on the other track.