Image: King's Cross Station Euston Road 2012-05-27

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Description: London King's Cross railway station and Euston Road. The main building, designed by Lewis Cubitt, dates from 1852. To the left (west side) is the domed roof of the departures concourse, which opened in March 2012. The single-story extension to the front of the building, built as a temporary structure in 1972, currently serves as the arrivals concourse and is due to be demolished later this year. The various entrances to King's Cross St. Pancras tube station are also visible. The image was taken with a 50mm lens on a Sony A33 camera; f8; 1/125 s; ISO 100 and is composed of 45 portrait shots in four rows stitched together using Hugin and blended with Smartblend and Photoshop. The photo was shot from an elevated position just in front of St Pancras railway station.
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