"Entrance to NYC's 14th Street subway station described."
A medium-close-up view of an entrance to a subway in NYC. The stairway of the entrance is silver, and to the right and left sides of the stairway there are white walls that are made up of large white tiles. Above these walls are black concrete slabs that run horizontally, and along them are white lines that are spread out randomly. Along these walls, there are two silver railways that lead down. On top of the black slab on the left, there is a silver guard that is made up of poles that run vertically and horizontally, and there is a green one on the right. Above the doorway of the subway there is a small green wall, and on this wall there is a black sign. On the sign, there is white text that reads "14 Street Station / ACEL / Elevator at 14 st & 8 Av". Surrounding the "ACE" are blue circles, and a gray circle surrounds the "L.". The floor that makes up the subway is made of gray and white tiles. The walls are made of white square tiles. Above the doorway, there is a white light that runs horizontally and lights up the area.