In the most enormous industrial structures there are remarkable details. And those blue reflections
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Into the Blue. The Buffalo Central Terminal on a beautiful Autumn day, taken from the darkness of the ruined mail processing facility adjacent.
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Beautiful replica of the Frank LLoyd Wright, Art Deco gas station at the Buffalo Transportation Pierce-Arrow Museum.
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Sometimes the light is the subject and you find colours and tones to bring something extra to the piece
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Majestic and magnificent Buffalo Central Terminal lies tragically crumbling on the East Side of the city. It represents a stark Art Deco reminder of Buffalo’s industrial past and the subsequent re-organisation of rail travel in New York State during the late 1970’s. Amtrak withdrew from Central Terminal in 1979 and the last train departed at 16:10 on October 28th.
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Buffalo Central Terminal pierces the sky! Or perhaps it is pinned to its location.
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Tyres and Light. Buffalo Central Terminal.
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Art and industrial decay.
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Pipes and Light. Buffalo Central Terminal. There is beauty in industrial decay.
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Makes me wish I had a Studebaker.
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