thank you for showing N.J very do show this state i am sure glad that you do you are doing just GRATE i am looking to for more videos i live in so jersey and have very little compare to no jersey i am sure you will have more people watching and your numbers will go up you are doing them right thing the very best to you don't stop see you bill
Sorry to say that the camera work is so bad, unsteady, swerving and panning constantly and quickly. It was rushed and rambling with out telling the story. Did not stop to allow our eyes to focus. I dropped out of this video halfway through, it was causing such distracting visuals that started symptoms of motion sickness. 🫨
Am sorry, but I had to film like that for a really good reason: if the security guards detects am recording, they would approach me and ask me what am doing. They probably gonna tell me to not record, or even worst, they might think am suspicious, and they would probably gonna call the cops and ask me to leave. Most of train stations, malls, supermarkets, ect have rules that they don't allow recording. Am not sure about this station, but just in case I had to film in a very disguise way. Not that am doing something bad, they just don't trust people filming because they could obstruct the way, or even worst, they could do it with bad intentions, but they don't know if am doing a walk tour. As we all know, I did it with good intentions: to show you how the station looks, and help you how to get around that station. As you can see in the video, am not only filmed the surroundings, but also the signs. Just pause the video when you see a sign to read it. If I would have slowed down and stopping for a minute to film the signs, and talking, I would be the center of attention and consequently, the security would detects unusual activity and I wouldn't be able to film. We just need to be happy that I was able to film the whole place, otherwise, I would have been able to just film a bit. So that's why I was always moving and "rushing"; and when I was near the security in the concourse area, I had to lower the camera. If you watch the video when I was in the area of one of the tracks that was very empty (the train just passed and no one was around) it was the only place I didn't rush. But thanks for watching and thanks for your comment :)
@@3dplanet100 I understand, and I apologize, I may have been too harsh. Thanks for sharing your video and for your explanation. It was a noble effort and I commend you. I was glad to see the large expanse of the station and was surprised to see the exterior and the parking area and bus platforms and taxi station and drop-off and pickup area. I had not seen any of that in other videos on RUclips. I grew up in New Jersey 1948- 1980 and rode those trains often. Secaucus Junction is a great innovation and improvement; I moved away before it was built. I have heard that there is a major renovation and improvement project in the works for Secaucus Junction in the near future. I would like to go back and visit.
Perfect video tour !
thank you for showing N.J very do show this state i am sure glad that you do you are doing just GRATE i am looking to for more videos i live in so jersey and have very little compare to no jersey i am sure you will have more people watching and your numbers will go up you are doing them right thing the very best to you don't stop see you bill
Great video! Maybe Rutherford next?
I can never figure how to get around that station fro the life of me. its so confusing
Sorry to say that the camera work is so bad, unsteady, swerving and panning constantly and quickly. It was rushed and rambling with out telling the story. Did not stop to allow our eyes to focus. I dropped out of this video halfway through, it was causing such distracting visuals that started symptoms of motion sickness. 🫨
Am sorry, but I had to film like that for a really good reason: if the security guards detects am recording, they would approach me and ask me what am doing. They probably gonna tell me to not record, or even worst, they might think am suspicious, and they would probably gonna call the cops and ask me to leave. Most of train stations, malls, supermarkets, ect have rules that they don't allow recording. Am not sure about this station, but just in case I had to film in a very disguise way. Not that am doing something bad, they just don't trust people filming because they could obstruct the way, or even worst, they could do it with bad intentions, but they don't know if am doing a walk tour. As we all know, I did it with good intentions: to show you how the station looks, and help you how to get around that station. As you can see in the video, am not only filmed the surroundings, but also the signs. Just pause the video when you see a sign to read it. If I would have slowed down and stopping for a minute to film the signs, and talking, I would be the center of attention and consequently, the security would detects unusual activity and I wouldn't be able to film. We just need to be happy that I was able to film the whole place, otherwise, I would have been able to just film a bit. So that's why I was always moving and "rushing"; and when I was near the security in the concourse area, I had to lower the camera. If you watch the video when I was in the area of one of the tracks that was very empty (the train just passed and no one was around) it was the only place I didn't rush. But thanks for watching and thanks for your comment :)
@@3dplanet100 I understand, and I apologize, I may have been too harsh. Thanks for sharing your video and for your explanation. It was a noble effort and I commend you. I was glad to see the large expanse of the station and was surprised to see the exterior and the parking area and bus platforms and taxi station and drop-off and pickup area. I had not seen any of that in other videos on RUclips. I grew up in New Jersey 1948- 1980 and rode those trains often. Secaucus Junction is a great innovation and improvement; I moved away before it was built. I have heard that there is a major renovation and improvement project in the works for Secaucus Junction in the near future. I would like to go back and visit.
@@gregganderson5458 No problem, and I really appreciate your reply, and thanks for sharing your story! :)