Loughborough Station again

A very busy day today.

We have been across to Lincoln to see Rebecca's Auntie Jane, wife of Bill Atkins, who sadly died earlier this week after a long illness.

Then a customer call on the way back, and now we are off to take 2 friends out for celebratory birthday curry.

I took my camera to Lincoln, but we decided to stay a while with Auntie Jane instead. The right decision I think, so today is a series of recent shots I'm afraid.

A shot from my night trip to Loughborough Station last week. I like the inclusion of the blurred people. Colour version in my second album.

This was created by processing in COlor Efex Pro adding the Detail Extractor filter, then converted to B+W in SFX Pro.

[Trinda Love]

I really like both versions of this shot. If it were me I'd probably crop half the sky out.

[Simply Amanda]

I adore your b&w work. As soon as I see your stuff, I know it's you. I don't think I have a style that is recognizable, unless it is a selfie? Fav! Happy weekend, my friend! And pish, I am all about using shots whenever. I shoot when I want to and use what I want to. It's all about what works for you. No apologies. Love that you made Auntie Jane a priority.

[Pat Knowles]

Kind decision Sean....these black & white shots are lovely anyway...too good to waste! The addition of the figures is always a winner in my book.

[Shepherdman's Wife]

Love this Sean. I know this station well as used to live in Loughborough. Fav

[Paul T]

Great lighting!

[Helen Michelle D]

Lovely people and long shadows, tough day, nice to get some art from it.

[Margaret Obey]

Fabulous perspective Sean has a feel of film noire.

[Andreas]

I just love how British railway stations look so british, cheerio.

[julia]

Lovely image..

[Trudi Oliver]

Cool shot

[Juliette Packham]

fabulous B&W Sean, great capture

[Junko Y]

Perplexing vantage point -- seems too high to be from "on the train" heading in, or on foot crossing the tracks. Were you on a bridge overhead?

I'm sure Auntie Jane appreciated your decision to spend time with her . . .

[Sean O'Neill]

@jyokota I was on the footbridge Junko.

[aurorajane]

Wonderful work

[Cazla]

I like that detail extractor preset as well sometimes and you've used it to good effect here. I like the glow of the light on the building on the far left and the balance between the night sky and dark tunnel.

[Mary Downing Hahn]

Great night shot -- love the detail and perspective.

[Ilona]

Great shot Sean!!!!

[Kathie]

Terrific night shot. i too like the blur.

[Junko Y]

@seanoneill -- I see, above the tracks.

[KWind]

Wonderful lines and lighting.

[Nada A.]

Love the lines and the contrast with the solid black.

[Jo Ann Bellone]

love this night shot

[Hubregt Visser]

Beautiful shot. The combination of the straight lines and the magic light is fantastic. fav!

[Ivan]

Great image and processing, Nik (software) is super! Sorry to learn of your family's loss, he sounds a super person. (I'm catching up).

[Gail]

Fav! Perfect composition.

[Michael Elliott]

This is fabulous Sean. You got some talent for b&w because they are not flat but have such depth and richness.

[Ross Walker]

Again, enjoy the toy-like feeling, and the B&W wins again.

[Suse♡]

Very dramatic, especially with that strong black

[Steve Angell]

Great shot...lovely range in light to dark tones.

[Chris]

Greta shot but you should have shouted to those people to stand still! Fav