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Waiting Handheld long exposure of a man waiting for a train at Nine Elms London Underground station.

Escalator - Farringdon It might be because I don't use it very often, but I still get very excited when I travel on the Elizabeth line. The architecture is just stunning, and I always spot new details that I've overlooked.

Here's a photo taken in the Riverside Museum of an Old Glasgow Subway Carriage. I love the Scotland metro, I need to visit it again!

The weekend is almost here, so it always makes me want to dance. Here's a shot of dancer Andreya at one of my favourite stations architecturally, Crystal Palace London Overground Station!

Guess the London Underground Station? Hello let's play another guessing game. We will again focus on a single tube station Please do reshare/tag this with anyone who'd enjoy guessing! Thanks Answer on Sunday

And the answer is... London Bridge Let's play again next weekend Regard Luke

BANK HOLIDAY Every Bank Holiday I think of this old photo of a stylish holiday ready lady waiting for a train at Bank/Monument station

Between The Fold Photo of when Old Street Station was transformed into Fold Street for a Samsung folding phone campaign. Other temporary names I remember are Burberry Street & Gareth Southgate, & a platform at Green Park was transformed into Green Planet Were there any others?

Hat Man at Colliers Wood I love the uplighters on the escalators at Colliers Wood London Underground station. The architecture here is fantastic, so I couldn't resist capturing a timeless looking photo of a man wearing a hat walking down the stairs.

The Kiss Photography of two joined London Overground carriages, it looks like they're about to kiss. Taken on the railway platform at Liverpool Street Station.

Let's end the week with this photo of dancer Andreya in the beautifully restored Grade II listed Crystal Palace Subway. It was designed by Charles Barry Jr & first opened in 1865. The subway provided a direct access to the Crystal Palace for first-class rail passengers.

Guess the London Underground Station? Hello let's play another guessing game. We will again focus on a single tube station Please do reshare/tag this with anyone who'd enjoy guessing! Thanks Answer on Sunday

And the answer is... Hyde Park Corner Let's play again next weekend Regards Luke