About the photo - In far Eastern Europe in winter, when I stepped out of the train into this station, I thought I'd landed in the late 19th Century. A dimly lit art nouveau station with two enormous arched steel roofs. International sleeper trains were blowing smoke (not steam) from what I assume were heater chimneys. Mechanics walked along the trains hitting the steel wheels with large spanners creating a really distinctive sound that echoed through the station. The whole mix of smell (oil, coal, steel), sound (those spanners), and sights (people moving about with their suitcases in a strangely quiet shuffle).. it really was like being in a different era. Lviv station even has a 1st class waiting hall in the style of a English gentleman's club. The photograph is best suited in black and white and has some grain.
Print size - This photograph comes as a fine art print at 61cm x 41cm and has no white/black borders. It is available in a range of sizes (smaller and larger) including 76cm x 51cm ($400) - please message me if you would like a different size. Printed to order and inspected before sending.
Framing – Can be delivered fully framed using the Bluethumb custom framing option (includes glass and matt board).
Happy to discuss if you would like something different!