El Paso Train Station, Texas - Painting #2 Metal Print

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El Paso train station in Texas is a historic building dating back to 1905 and designed by architect Daniel Burnham, who also designed the train station in Washington DC. It was known as the Arizona and South Eastern Railroad from 1888 to 1902 and it was added to the National Register of Historic Places of the United States. It is said that the bell tower was used by Pancho Villa as a lookout point for attacks on Ciudad Juarez during the Mexican revolution - that is about 2 miles (3 kilometers) from the church. The beauty of the architecture and the bright light on it inspired me to create a digital painting from the photo I took in the golden hours of the afternoon in the month of January.

* Sold a 12" x 9" print of El Paso Train Station, Texas - Painting #2 to a buyer from El Paso, TX.

Welcome to my Fine Art America website and store. Here you will find a variety of photographic work I created based on my travels. In my pictures, I'm trying to capture the sense of the places I visited and what I found interesting about them: history, architecture, lifestyle, and unique moments. Those seen but not noticed types of things are among my favorites. I enjoy both shooting photos and digitally playing with the images for a more artistic look and feel. The digital era of my life started in 1994 when after migrating to Canada I attended the Computer Graphics section at College Lasalle in Montreal - Oui, je parle francais aussi :) Back in Eastern Europe, I was a hydro engineer, but doing artistic things was always my...