Piece description from the artist
The grand entrance of Michigan Central Station stands illuminated at dusk, revealing the building’s monumental Beaux-Arts architecture and intricate stone detailing. Warm interior light pours through the towering arched window, drawing attention to the symmetry of the façade and the ornate columns that frame the entrance. Holiday wreaths glow softly within the tall windows, adding a subtle warmth to the historic stone exterior. Once a symbol of decline and now one of Detroit’s most powerful icons of restoration, this image captures the station in a moment of quiet grandeur and renewed purpose.
Michael Thomas started out in the Photography business in 1972, working in a commercial photo lab printing black and white photographs. For the next 45 years he was involved in an ever-evolving education in the art of photography and printing techniques. In 2001, he established Micdesigns to showcase his own creative side. In 2009, he started to produce his images for sale. By using his years of experience from the photolab, as well as new techniques afforded by digital image processing, Michael has developed as style of photography all his own. You can also see more of his images at his website www.micdesigns.com , his Facebook page … https://www.facebook.com/groups/micdesigns or his Instagram page … https://www.instagram.com/micdesigns/. You can also purchase his images on his website at www.micdesigns.com
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