I have been working in a mechanical trains workshop for almost 10 years, he is one of the main ones in the city and one of the oldest in the subway. The work we do here is basically winding, engines and maintenance repair and then transfer to another workshop where the process continues. So I can say that our contribution has a timely manner to the proper functioning of the trains.

But this is not an article to describe what I do promptly here, much less to detail individual processes and jobs. It's always about photography :)

I like this place to take photos of tools, the different devices we use are attractive to me in this sense, I also like to look for those things with yellow and orange colors. Many fellow photographers and even models have asked me what they should do to do a photo shoot in these places, both in the workshop and in the train parking. It is simple, you should not do anything because it is impossible that you can enter if you are not an employee 😂

One of the areas where trains are enabled as a museum at all times, but it is a public museum, they exhibit the first trains of more than a century ago, Wooden trains, emblematic trains and national heritage. I think they do not allow the use of professional cameras.

An engine in winding, from several angles. This is done from scratch, most of the work that is done are handmade. I like the way it has, a spiral that caught my attention to take some photos and share you with you today. So every day we work so that users can travel safely.

I hope to attend this museum that I mentioned earlier, perhaps with my employee card I could access to take photos with a camera (when I have it again 😅) thanks a lot for stopping by my Friends. Hace a wonderful day :)