Photos of Station Idea: Whitchurch

The first shot was more about a sort-of title screen showing the location.

The second shot is a bit of a busy shot for a simple illustration, such as the logo, or children's book. However, if I convert the images of the signal box to diagrams, I could put this into the instructional book. This could also be used for the Newpaper idea, however I would prefer the signal box to be in working order, and not run-down.

An image like the last one would be suitable for signs, CD covers to a certain extent, and logo.

the first image, of the sign could be taken, edited, or recreated, to show something like the title of a film, with a few lines, with the crossed out person, and date of coming film. This also fits into signs, children's books, and CD covers.

The second image would look better a bit darker, and with a 175 with it's lights glaring, blurred, and the whole scene slightly blurred (motion blur). This could also be used for a goods train (class 66 with 20 hoppers).

If I tried really hard, I might be able to super-impose a similar building into the scenery, as this is where I think the station building was. (third image)

I think the scene captured in the fourth image should be blurred in the direction of the railway, and maybe a slow shutter speed taking a picture of the train arriving, and departing.

The bridge photo is interesting, and you could say that the bridge towers over the perspective. I think this one would look more mystery or horror in the dark, playing with the lights.

The fourth image looks surprisingly pleasing to me. I would think to change the the platform 1 to a relevant number, and replace the signs. Also, I would probably retake the picture to show the Whitchurch sign more clearly. This sign is a good example of a logo.

All the second bridge shot needs, is a dark look, a dark figure, and a blur.

The second image is the signal box, without the sign obstructing.

The last one is a nice central shot. To an extent, this could be a logo, but a think this would be better as a newspaper photo, in black and white.