Estación de Canfranc

The Estación de Canfranc, nestled in the Pyrenees, is a marvel for photographers with a penchant for history and architecture. This once bustling international railway station, inaugurated in 1928, now stands partially abandoned, exuding an eerie beauty. Its façade, adorned with windows and intricate details, stretches impressively, making wide-angle shots a must. Interior photography captures the grandeur of its days past, with decaying yet majestic halls and staircases. The natural light filtering through its windows offers a dynamic play of light and shadow, ideal for dramatic compositions. Surrounding the station, the mountainous landscape provides a stark contrast to the human-made structure, with seasons adding varying backdrops – from lush green summers to snowy winters. Night photography enthusiasts will find the isolated locale a plus for capturing starry skies, given the minimal light pollution. Consider visiting during golden hour for soft, diffused lighting enhancing the station’s textures and colors.