Uxbridge station of the York-Durham Heritage Railway
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35 comments:
So nice. It looks like an old timey postcaed. MB
Sometimes I wish we still travelled as our grandparents did...
I love railway stations. This one is so pretty.
This is such a good, crisp photograph. I love it...I love railroad depots and always wish I could have one to set up as my quilt studio/reading room.
This looks perfect in monochrome. Great capture.
This station is simple and looks very cosy, like those ones we can see in old movies! Fabulous shot!
Léia
Lovely scene - on my map Uxbridge is a long way from York and Durham!
Perfect monochrome subject! Just wonderful.
A great choice for a monochrome shot.
I'm guessing that's in Canada? The funny thing is I've just been on a trip to York, but in the UK! :D
That's a charming train station. Looks so well maintained but also old.
I like that a lot!
This is an interesting railway station, I used to live near Uxbridge in UK - nowhere near York or Durham.
Good choice in black and white. You done good!
What an absolutely beautiful old building! I take it this is still in use?
And your photo is picture-perfect; terrific contrast; great whites and tack-sharp!
I'm impressed!
So much cuteness in such a small building!
I love this shot! So much character.
What a beautiful old station EG. Looks so good in Monochrome.
B.
Very nice railroad station. It looks like it's from another time.
Such a crisp and clear photo. Love the rounded front. Nice capture.
Definitely feels of nostalgia. Great shot, as always!
I really love those kind of buildings. Great, clear shot.
A step back in time.
I really like this photo! That station is just perfect for monochrome.
I love everything to do with old railways - it's always nice to see the pretty stations being well looked after :)
I was utterly thrown for a moment... terrific detour that would make. Terrific image too.
Welll they say great minds think alike! Check out mine too!
Beautiful EG! I love railway stations, especially old ones :)
Have a great week!
Anna
Your black and white treatment is so great on these old buildings.
Darla
I bet it looks nicer now than it did when in use!
Oh this is now how I will 'see' British countryside RR stations when I read my mysteries!
The Tones!!!! so perfect!
Lovely looking building, perfect in B&W.
A very neat station - it reminds me of a poem by Edward Thomas - the first to stanzas always made me laugh:
Yes. I remember Adlestrop—
The name, because one afternoon
Of heat the express-train drew up there
Unwontedly. It was late June.
The steam hissed. Someone cleared his throat.
No one left and no one came
On the bare platform. What I saw
Was Adlestrop—only the name
Magnificent shot of a pretty building!
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