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The CN Tower is perfectly framed between the platform canopy at Union Station and by the SouthCore Financial Centre Towers.
Me and my boyfriend went to a 'train graveyard' located between Stockton and Thornaby.
Cut my feet annoying as we did alot of climbing under and over trains.
Think it was worth it thought, got some pretty nice shots and also got to play around with HDR.
A beautiful ceramic/glass mural on the airport express platform at Kyoto Station. I have seen this several times, but since I have never used that particular route before, I never had a chance to get a good shot of it. I believe that is Yasaka Pagoda on the end (Hokan-ji).
On Saturday the 29th, I will be part of the platform art show in Gateshead. If I can get this tangle of wires to work with my computer.
The viewing platforms get more and more crowded as the journey continues, but offer excellent viewing options if you can't see well from your seat or just like fresh air.
At King's Cross Station. Not the actual spot where the Harry Potter scene was filmed, but not too far away.
This is almost the full length of the Highley station platform. Far right in the background you can just see the Severn Valley Railway's Engine House - Visitor and Education centre
Moori Station's Platform...... seems like it hasn't changed much since ages. Seems like dearth of development at times holds the beauty of things....
The Chicago station was renovated in 2007-2008. While the platforms are completely new, the canopies are refurbished from the old station, moved south from their original location.
Installed between 1264-67, the relics platform is a vaulted stone kiosk with two bays.
La Sainte-Chapelle (The Holy Chapel) was commissioned by Louis IX (1214-70), Saint Louis, to hold his extensive collection of relics. Construction on the chapel began 1239, and it was consecrated 1248. The chapel held the Crown of Thorns, fragments of the True Cross, as well as the Holy Lance.
The chapel is built in the Rayonnant Gothic architectural style (running between 1240 and 1350).
Taken on Île de la Cité, in the 4th arrondissement of Paris.
The High Platform houses is located in kashgar of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, China. The pottery workshops on the High Platform have kept the original look of four to five hundred years ago. The craftsmanship and finished products remain unchanged. The potter-makers who look calm and composed as if they looked like this one hundred year ago working in the same posture as before.