Copper Light in Restored Train Terminal Market Hall

Heavy overcast skies press against the high arched windows of a restored train terminal near Coatzacoalcos, casting a muted, copper-toned glow that softens the interior. Wrought iron market stalls line the vast hall, their dark, scrolled metalwork catching the warm firelight from nearby braziers. The cool season air settles on the polished stone floor, reflecting the orange embers against the grey steel beams. A Dutch angle tilt emphasizes the soaring height of the vaulted ceiling and the rhythmic repetition of the iron arches. Dust motes float in the shafts of light, settling on the weathered surfaces of the market counters. at the edge is the sharp, rust-colored edge of a hanging lantern against the dark iron framework.