Looking Up At Union Station by auntietk
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Ceiling medallion at Union Station
Kansas City, Missouri
Always remember to look up!
Bill and I have been working on projects around the house, and keeping busier than I thought! I didn't realize it had been a week since I put anything up. All is well ... just keeping busy!
Comments (12)
Magnificent! I'm sooooo glad the City of KC restored this beautiful station! A wonderful shot of the inside, Tara!
I think I have some photos I took inside before the restoration - I'll have to see if I can dig them up.
Superb photography Tara nice and sharp!
As I've aged I've largely given up bending backward to shoot ceilings. Now days I usually just lay on the floor. I've said it before but they really knew how to build them back then. A spectacular capture.
Cool photo... now where's the trains? I envy all the travel you get to do. Awesome stuff.
Truly magnificent! It's amazing how many folk look only ahead, or worse, at the phone.
Great, all is well with you and Bill, and also that you both van be so very busy ;-)> This photo is phenomenal in many ways, the colours, pov, all textures, lines, and then that lamp, really a very impressive spectacle, dear friend.A great stimulus also to keep looking upwards
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Well done... The exposure looks spot on. Great work!
Very impressive decoration.
I always love images from train stations and this one is just fantastic. Take care and have a great one
yes you wonder how work piles up on you qand it look like work comes all at once. hahha. But this is a very good image
Beautiful capture. This is from the time when travel by rail was its peak!
Beautiful and intricate... And beautifully captured by you....