Redfern, Sydney – Part 2

Trains and underground stations: the inevitable decay that strikes symbols of urban life is a drawcard for me. I seem not to get enough of capturing citylife from the vantage point of a commuter, fellow passengers just as intruiging to trap within a black & white image.

KODAK DX6490 f/2.8; Exposure Time: 1/8sec; Metering Mode: Pattern

KODAK DX6490 f/2.8; Exposure Time: 1/8sec; Metering Mode: Pattern

Redfern train station in the heart of Sydney has been operating since 26 September 1855 in an area known as “Cleveland Fields.” This original “Redfern” station comprised one wooden platform in a corrugated iron shed. As traffic increased the original station was replaced in 1874 by a brick building containing two platforms.  On 21 October 1906 this station was renamed Redfern.

About Alice

I run, I jump, I sing, I dance. Whether climbing trees, walls or stairs I do it at a clip. When out, my date is always Trusty Nikon (who never lets me down in the attire stakes; so smart in his black, with a pop of red!). Where does it lead, this love affair of mine? Well, its lead me to Dubai, via the matrimonial aisle, thanks to a gorgeous husband who whisked me from Coogee beach, Sydney into the Arabian Peninsula - to my new home, Dubai. I am a freelance writer and photographer and my wish is to snap away, to scribe and to share it all with you. Enjoy.
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