For this photo I had one clear vision. To show it in pure geometry. So I opted for no human presence on it. Also, the fact that I took quite a long exposure would make any human presence too undefined and blurry for what I had in mind. I took this photo in January 2020, so many people were working from home and avoiding public transport due to COVID, which made it easier to achieve this solitude effect.

About the station art:

Solna Centrum opened in 1975. Artists Karl-Olov Björk and Anders Åberg opted for a bright green and red landscape. The green representing the forest and the red an evening sunset behind the trees. Once they finished they felt the piece was lacking something, so they added improvised black paintings illustrating some societal issues such as deforestation and depopulation of rural areas in Sweden.

Licensing:

Can be used to display privately, or in commercial and non-commercial settings, or in groups with an unlimited number of participants. The license includes unlimited use and display in virtual or physical galleries, documentaries, and essays by the NFT holder. Provides no rights to create commercial merchandise, commercial distribution, or derivative works.

Photography: Andrés Gallardo Albajar
Location: Stockholm, Sweden
Year: 2020
Camera: Nikon D800
Lens: Tamron 15-30mm
Focal length: 16mm
Shutter speed: 3.00s
ISO: 100
Size: 7360x4912