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Back in Time , at the Station Haaksbergen/The Netherlands (Nikon Z6, iso 12.800)
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Gare TGV de Liège, Belgique.
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Shortly after I first arrived in Melbourne I took a picture of Flinders St station from across the river in Southbank. The station was all lit up, but the sky was not quite black, still a deep blue. I really liked it, but it was only a 2 MPixel image. For years I've wanted to get back and take a bigger version, but never quite managed it. One time, I was just a bit too late and the sky was already black (see here) and another time, the station was wrapped in scaffolding for renovation works. However, this week I finally managed it!!!!😁 So, here is the new version: Flinders St Station And this is the original: Original The angles are a little bit different, but growth of the trees in the intervening 13.5 years made that necessary to avoid blocking some of the key features of the station. I also grabbed a few other shots whilst there. I think this one works better as black and white as the colours of the city lights draw my eyes away from the bar on the island below the bridge. Island Bar
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Two images shot (handheld, shutter speed 1/8sec) with a Samyang fisheye lens of the new Delft railway station. The ceiling is a reference to the world-famous Delfts Blauw pottery. With some imagination it's visible in these images. 1. 2.
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Two images of details of steel constructions. First one is the Hohenzollernbrücke/bridge built between 1907-1911, the second one is the roof of the Köln Hauptbahnhoff/Cologne Central Station built between 1889-1894. Olympus E-M10 + Olympus 25mm f1.8. Please view large.
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Image shot on my daily commute. Kodak Ektachrome 64 Pro simulation in post.
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Since a few days I've started carrying my E-M10 with me when I go to work. I want to shoot more. This series was shot at the train station in my hometown. 1. 2. 3.
