Baker Street
This is how it would look framed:
I’d like you to indulge me a little whilst you look at this image of Baker Street Station as it will help you to see it though my eyes. To help you do this I found a video of Gerry Rafferty playing his 70’s hit ‘Baker Street’
I can never seem to walk through this station without the sound of that amazing sax running through my head, and since I spent 20 years of my life traveling through this station, every day, on my way to work, the words of the song seem so very relevant for me; this is an image of my home.
Baker Street is also the home of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s world famous detective Sherlock Holmes. You will find tourists wandering about this part of London looking for the place he was supposed to live… almost as if he were haunting it. I think perhaps that when I’m gone we will probably both end up wandering these platforms, me and a man that never existed – how fitting.
Video Link Here
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Christophe Testi
Awesome shot! Excellent work.
Karen Crozier
You captured a terrific image I like the view point
berndt2
Fantastic – love the horizontal symmetry in this!
Jeremy Harrington
great use of selective colouring.. perfectly captured with great composition
Dave Aarons
Great shot
micmac
Beautiful lines and light.
Jeff Burns
stunning shot
Anselmo Pelembe
nice work
Dave Warren
Excellent use of SC
Kasey Lilly
well done
Colin Tobin
Great work. Thanks for the background info as well!
Eugene Farrell
Wow, love this image, you hit the nail on the head well done
Alexander Gitlits
Great perspective and colours.
Deon de Waal
Great shot.
Love the colouring
Michael Kienhuis
Great work
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Jen Cannella
This is truly a stunnig shot…I love it Trevor!
bites
Great shot love the curve in the tracks and interesting history :D
GerryMac
love how your eye follows the lines in this capture Trevor!
Mark Higgins
yeah, love this shot, the red train and the yellow line.
Brings back memories of my time in London and
went through this station many times.
(Great song too, Gerry Rafferty always had a super
smooth voice and Baker Street was one of his best)
mysteryfaith
cool pic
Franklin Lindsey
wonderful suburban landscape you’ve created, congrats!
eddiepark
Great work!
Hertsman
Great shot
Sally Green
great shot trevor!! x
Trevor Patters... replied
Thank you Sally!
David Friederich
Wonderfully composed image, Trevor, accompanied by a great piece of writing and connection to Gerry Rafferty’s piece.
Trevor Patters... replied
Thanks David, I greatly appreciate you comments.
roybarry
What a spectacular capture and little slice of your thoughts.
I really am loving this shot.
Trevor Patters...
Thanks Roy, I’m glad your enjoying it, it means a lot to me!
Ashley Justiniano
nice!!!
i really ike this!!!
DaveVaughan
This is one of the best I’ve seen in a long long time. I’ve taken transportation photos for the railway industry and rarely do the shots include feeling. Fabulous work!
Trevor Patters... replied
Thank you Dave, It’s quite difficult to add a sense of feeling to an image, but this one is such a familiar view for me that I knew just exactly how to do it.
Caroline Fournier
Great photo and great song reference. Only one of the best songs of the 70’s!!! I love the bluish tone to it and selective colouring! Great job!
Trevor Patters... replied
From one left brained, visual thinker to a right brained logical one…
Thank you so very much Caroline for the lovely comment! :O)
Keiran Lusk
Now I’ve got that sax running through my head too. Brilliant captured image Trevor. Perfectly framed. And nice work with the selective colour highlights. What a fascinating station Baker Street seems.
Trevor Patters... replied
Thanks Keiran… A fascinating station indeed it was built buy the victorians and has been added to many times over the years, this is the top level which services the Metropolitan line, but there are another 4 levels below this one that service the district, circle, bakerloo and Julilee lines, with massive steel bomb doors that were built during WWII that turn the lower levels into a huge bomb shelter.
Keiran Lusk
Wow. More fascinating than I could have possibly imagined! Four levels? Steel doors and massive bomb shelters? What an intriguing labyrinth of trains, people and buildings. Thanks Trevor – you have a fantastic portfolio.
Pascale Baud
great shot !
keki
fantastic!! :) well done!
Crispin Gardn...
Very well done Trevor. It’s one of those shots that you can keep coming back to and notice something you didn’t see previously.
nfldcutie
This is just excellent! Beautiful work Trevor!!!!
pryere
The classic “S”.
Great shot.
PhillJ
All the above, really can’t think of anything else to add.
Phill
Konstantins Vi...
Urban beauty!
Jamie Lee
Fantastic image
Stephane Ferrero
Very cool shot
Christian Hartung
great shot
Chetan Raghuram
the image looks so perfect.. your story is even perfect!
linda858100
stunning shot
Cora Wandel
Trevor, this is a great shot, and I also like your written commentary. Great work! – Cora
John Vandeven
Nice work…Great image.
Suzanne German
a fantastic shot trevor – particularly like the way you’ve retained the b & w and added only some yellows and reds….great composition and movement – it’s a real scenic shot well done!!
Hughesman
Fantastic Shot
shadyuk
Great shot, been there many times years ago !
Jason Vickers
Wonderful capture!
Mary Campbell
Great capture, and I can relate to the song playing in your head when you go to a particular place. To me it’s Spryo Gyra (more lovely sax music) when I’m in NYC.. Ah, music and art what would life by without it!!
shakey123
Great photograph i like that a lot!
Phototone
Nice work.
insight2design
gr8 use of perspective & colour
Scott d'Almeida
outstanding,
eran gilad
you succeeded taking control over my eye here, straight and out. great work, awesome story telling bro