By: Nic
London, UK, has a long history of railway development. Its underground rail system first opened in 1863, making it the world’s first of its kind. Because the trains run through circular tunnels, it’s nicknamed “The Tube.”
Local photographer Luke Agbaimoni recently embarked on a photography project, visiting various metro, overground, and light rail stations to capture interesting symmetrical images.
▲ Shepherd’s Bush
▲ Hainault Station
▲ St Pauls Station
▲ Clapham Common Station
Given the vastness of the rail network—there are nearly 300 stations in the London Underground alone—coupled with the challenge of finding symmetrical imagery within the stations, shooting has been quite a task for Luke. Below are more of his works:
▲ South Wimbledon
▲ Southgate Station
▲ Tower Gateway DLR
▲ Paddington Station
▲ Colliers Wood
▲ Leicester Square Station
To view more of Luke Agbaimoni’s work, you can visit his website.
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