The bank of 3 turnstiles into the station, Entry D

A renovated street stair entrance

Looking up at the tiling on the elevated structure at the end of the Coney Island-bound platform

The bottom of the platform that overhangs the sidewalk is tiled

The two street stairs up to the Coney Island-bound platform, leading to one staircase off down to this side of the street at street-level are visible from the triangle formed by Fort Hamilton Parkway in front of a stop for the B110 Bus Route, the only still private franchised local bus route in New York City (operated by a for-profit private company) for the Hasidic Jewish community connecting their neighborhoods

Looking up at the Green walls of the modern windscreens, one already tagged by graffiti

Under the Coney Island-bound platform with its decoratively tiled bottom

The mosaic-work on the concrete clad sides of the elevated structure

Approaching the currently closed northern exit

A closed, soon to reopen staircase under renovation

Looking up at the decorative tiling on the bottom of the platform and in the concrete sides of the elevated structure

A closed plywood off staircase on the street

A station pillar by a closed staircase, I wonder if the light is connected to power and on for a closed staircase at night?

The stairway closed signs and signs from the contractor (not in regular MTA format) about the currently closed staircases referring to them by their internal numbers, not used by the general public