Ironwork arches and wooden panelling at the entrance to Keighley railway station (painted, I think, in the livery colours of the Midland Railway - dark red and cream.)
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I have never seen this part of the KWVR photographed this way before and in such lovely warm light. I love this picture!
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ReplyDeleteLovely shot, nice composition ;-)
ReplyDeleteI'm glad some of the old wrought ironwork survived the WWII round up!
ReplyDeleteI remember these colours and ironwork, they're lovely.
ReplyDeleteVery nice combination of materials and inviting perspective. Hope you enjoyed Portillo's railway series.
ReplyDeleteI like the shot, and it's one that would also be great in b&w with a grainy 400ASA film.
ReplyDeleteLovely moody photograph, overflowing with atmosphere.
ReplyDeleteThose arches are so lovely! ~Lili
ReplyDeleteI honestly thought you had photographed the inside of a church. It certainly has religious overtones. That is the magic of your photography! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty!
ReplyDeleteYour picture prove that even a train station can be beautyful and full of charm! Not so obvious when we see the modern stations...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteAbout the Graves post. I think it may be in draft and not published yet. Please it only shows in Dashboard. We would like to see it!!
ReplyDeleteYes, M&H I went and hit the wrong button again! You will see it one day.
ReplyDeleteThis is one of your best in the artistic category, Jenny.
ReplyDeleteIt looks very elegant.
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