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Tag Archives: Train
Steam Power
On a visit to New Jersey a week ago, I took a short visit with a friend to New Hope, PA on the Delaware River just north of Philadelphia. New Hope is a very artsy and historic little town, very … Continue reading
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Tagged #40, B&W, Black and White, Engine, engine #40, locomotive, monochrome, New Hope, New Hope and Ivyland, new jersey, nj, pa, photography, rail fanning, railroad, station, Steam, Train, washington's crossing
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Soft Stuff – Hard Stuff
The last couple of weeks have presented me with a real diversity of subjects to shoot! Last week’s post included some macro shots of flower blossoms and here is another with a different look. This magnolia blossom is darker, shows … Continue reading
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Tagged blossom, cold, color, flower, hard, iron, magnolia, railroad, restoration, roundhouse, soft, sprocket, steel, Texture, Train, warm, wheel
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Rust and Restoration
Yesterday I finally made it to an open house of the Midwest Railway Preservation Society (MRSP) in Cleveland’s Flats. I’ve driven by the old historic roundhouse many times and wished I could get inside! It was well worth the wait and … Continue reading
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Tagged 1918, 4070, chessie, Cleveland, dining car, Engine, flats, locomotive, midwest railway preservation society, MRPS, Nostalgia, OH, ohio, preservation, pullman, rail, railroad, railway, restoration, roundhouse, rust, Steam, steel, track, Train
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Happy Anniversary GCT
Until yesterday, I always thought this historic site was named Grand Central Station. Yesterday however was it’s 100th Anniversary and I learned that it’s correct name is Grand Central Terminal. It’s one of the most photographed sites in America and … Continue reading
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Tagged Grand Central, Grand Central Station, Grand Central Terminal, historic site, Manhattan, New York City, railroad, terminal, Train, treasure
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A Peaceful Day on the Farm
On Monday I had the opportunity to visit a friend’s family farm in Lodi, OH. The farm, homes, barns and many of the out buildings are over 200 years old! Despite being very hot, it turned out to be a … Continue reading
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Tagged agriculture, birds, crickets, family, Farm, lodi, OH, ohio, peaceful, renewal, rest, restoration, Train
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A Little Bit of Photo Fun
Most of my photography is pretty straight stuff, but occasionally I delve into Photoshop a little deeper and create something for fun. If you’ve been following my blog you may remember my creations of little wooden mannequins in a pot … Continue reading
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Tagged ball, boxcar, chromakey, composite, compositing, cup, Eye, eyeball, fun, Golf, graffiti, Green, green screen, lip, mannequin, Photo, photography, photoshop, Train, woody
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The Brooklyn Express
Here’s a black and white photo that I rarely get tired of looking at. It was shot in a subway station in New York City while waiting for another subway. I think what I like about it is that you … Continue reading
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Tagged #4, Black and White, Brooklyn, city, Cleveland, Express, expression, monochrome, New York, NYC, Rapid, rapid transit, Subway, Train, Transit, Transportation
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Photography Unposed by Kolman Rosenberg 