On the morning of 30 April 2016, my father and I traveled on the Eurostar from Lille, France through the Channel Tunnel to London’s St Pancras International.
The station’s icon 1860s balloon train shed had set the standard for Victorian-era railway station magnificence. It was copied and emulated across Europe and in the Union States.
In 2007, the classic shed was renovated and adapted for Eurostar services.
Upon arrival, I made these photos of the station shed using my Lumix LX7.
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