Friday, 28 December 2007
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España — Part 3 (Seville)
Just some random shots heading to and arriving in Seville...
Madrid’s Atocha Train Station.
Awaiting Departure drinking—what else?—coffee.
Watching “Mr. Bean’s Holiday” at 249 kilometers per hour!
Looking from one car into the other. Look at those birch wood panels!
State of the art high-speed train travel.
Seville’s Santa Justa Station arrival.
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Comments (10)
great pictures! i love the ones at the train station. and thank you for the other comments--i didn't see them right away :)
Happy New Year to you too, and enjoy the long weekend (happy shopping!)
nice looking train and station. did they serve food on the train, too? when i took a train from beijing to inner mongolia, they sold bowls of ramen on the train. oh, and it's hard to "squat" on a fast moving train...
You always take amazing pictures! :)
Oh, I just found out I *may* go to NY in August! I'm excited. :D
just realizing what i said didn't really make much sense. in my mind i already had the idea that the upper few pictures looked like an airport, so i disregarded your descriptions until i actually saw a train =_= at any rate, i was refering to the last 4 pictures as the ones that i liked particularly well!
that looks like funnn.... so tell tell, how much is a ticket for one of those babys?
(and yes, all is well now. happy new years :D .... soon)
awesome photos!
hey, doesn't mr. bean travel on the highspeed rail for his vacation, too?
The bag in the third photo looks like it is about ready to fly off the rack!
Happy New Year to you as well! God Bless!
yea, that's the big downside and the reason why i stopped using it when i went digital a few years ago.. i learned how to develop film and make prints in high school--i'd need a little refresher haha--but i'm sure i could still gain access to their dark room...for a price. unfortunately processing the film myself would take quite a bit of time, which i'm sure i wont have as soon as school starts back up on monday..
they say photographers have an eye for beauty that other people don't see! it must be true because my mom and i were at the same train stations four years ago and they definitely didn't look like your photos! hahaha! awesome photos.
hey..thanks for dropping by!u take great pictures too!