Heuston Station – Dublin
Heuston Station, Dublin
The imposing facade of Dublin’s Heuston Railway Station.
Originally called Kingsbridge Station, it was designed by Sancton Wood and opened on the 4th of August 1846.
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Wonderful! Great shot, and good HDR work. Maybe darken in the bricks around the windows in the bottom right? They’re a little distractingly bright if you ask me. Good work though!
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