Lovely colour, texture, and detail, all so sharp and bright. Love this!

Wonderful picture Axel, I don't care how many times it is photographed it's certainly worth seeing again. I like your sepia treatment of the subject. And no, its not surprising to realise it was once a train station. That's exactly what it looks like, a fine example of 19th century railway architecture. The finest example of this style in Britain is St Pancras Station, now our Eurostar Terminal ...

Fascinating shot, indeed!

Thank you for the explanation, Nuri!

Great shot, Cliff! Reminds me of silvery daguerreotype prints. I love it!

Very good winter shot! I like it a lot!

Nice one.

Nice colours and shapes; a beautiful bwlchmawresque colour photo!

Usually we hate them getting in the way, but here I like them as they lead the eye to the end of the road and they are of the same colour with the tree and the bushes. Lovely shot!

You needn't correct it, understanable. We all make such mistakes. Anyway, my rason was it's being too bright. If the framing were black instead of aqua-blue, it might help. It makes the picture frameless at the buttom. It's a bit burned and the aqua-blue is penetrating into the picture from both ends. It's absolutely great as a mono photo, so I could not help writing such a long explanation.