connections #2 by mickuk50
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morning all :o)
another shot from inside the station at darlington only taken wide to try and capture this fine building .the engine is a class 47 working as a frieght puller .not many of these left now ,mostly class 66 and 67 for heavy haul .the station is deserted because it was bitterly cold and they were all inside the waiting room in the warmth
i`ve been trying to catch up with you all and i think i`m getting there :o)..
have a great day and thanks for looking and your continued support
Comments (35)
And there you were, in that cold, taking this wonderful foto, I love those skylights, they really add beauty to this place!!
I love the pillars, I suppose they are the original ones. This is a perfect compo again, mick. You've got an excellent 'eye'!
Excellent taken!!
Looks great in color also mick! err shall i say colour..proper english hehe
great capture Mick, theres one of these trains passing through our village every night pulling about 25 oil tankers very powerful especially when the tankers are full our house shakes LOL. Excellent well done.
Great longer shot Mick and this one suits the colour. A fine example of railway architecture. I had an Uncle who was a Station Master at Carnforth Station.
Really well taken. It looks like quite a place. Great photo my friend.
cool rail shot Mick...I would get lost travelling over there, not used to big places
Very cool capture Mick!!!
Both are great. The B&W has more dramatic i think. Wonderful capture Mick.
very interesting station and obviously the wall has been there for a long time.superb capture
I like them both but I prefer this one because of it's splendid red contrasts. Have a great day also ;O)
Rail was never the same after Beecham Mick, but I think it is trying to make a comeback, a couple of stations near me have had or are getting a bit of a face lift. I think its because we are getting ready for the metro link, they are bringing the trams back and into the center of Rochdale. Mind you they have been talking about it for ten or twelve years so far. I saw two different sets of plans when I was working in the Highways Department. Excellent capture of this wonderful Station, the roof canopy is fantastic, reminds me a bit of Victoria Station in Manchester. It's over twenty years since I've been on a train though, apart from a Steam Train that is. Superb work. Bravo!!!!!
Excellent shot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
great shot
Wonderful capture Mick,love the light from above and the perspectives,splendid!!:-)
Interesting photo!
this is good, i think i prefer the B&W though.what a great place, many opportunities for photos
Excellent series :)
This is a great architecture..excellent shot! :)
Lovely architecture and completely foreign to me... very few train stations here except in only the largest cities.
Excellent perspective and depth. Superb shot!
Beautiful and brilliant Photography, Excellent!!Congratulations!!Luminous blesing. Ludy
Very nice perspective shot !
Well done.
Splendid architecture and perspectiv... an amazing shot Mick!
Great composition my friend ! the perspective and pov are excelent !
Beautiful image. I love English train stations!
Another spectacular capture, plus interesting comment with it. We really appreciate your observations and facts. As far as your comment on mine, I must agree with you. Anyone who has to tack on the word "honest" in front of their name must be suspect. ;o)
This place looks totally different in color! I saw the thumb, and thought, "Oh, that's similar to Mick's shot." Had to check it out. LOL! Nice comparison, and I love the shot!