London on the move
A vast city like London is a nerve centre, a complex knot of people coming and going, being transported. Its mainline railway stations are beacons of arrivals and departures, passengers flocking to the metropolis or making a swift exit.
These stations have been here for many decades and boast both grand Victorian and contemporary architecture. Today, the paraphernalia of travel is common, including the ticket barriers, platforms and trains.
Hanging back, observing and photographing the body and life of the London rail station is a pleasure. But for me there remains work to do – I’ve studied Waterloo, Victoria and St Pancras International, but have yet to visit Euston, King’s Cross and Liverpool Street to the city’s east, which has always been my escape route from the capital – and that point of return.
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Gorgeous shots! Fab.
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Thank you very much :-) I’ll try to bring you more as and when my legs can carry me across this big city!
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Nice captures of the “urbanity”!
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Thank you very much Bjorn. There’s plenty of it here!
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Great study of stations, Mike. I’m looking forward to the next series of studies ;-)
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Thanks Cos. Goodness, there’s a lot of them! Hope all is well over the North Sea.
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All is well over here. One week to go for my (well deserved) holiday, so I’m counting down.
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Lovely! Somewhere warm where you can do good things with your camera?
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We’re going to Kuala Lumpur and Singapore. So, it’ll be warm for sure. I hope to shoot some nice pics.
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Very nice indeed! There should be some big city photography there, lots of modern glass buildings.
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