Last week in the early hours the air was thick with moisture, yet the sky was clear above. As the sun rose, mist clung to the ground as billowing clouds formed before our eyes.
The lighting conditions were cosmic, compelling and rapidly changing.
As we drove through the fields around Strasburg, Pennsylvania, I made these images using my 70-200mm zoom lens.
I like the back lit effects of the rosy sun behind fog.
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I made the most of my brief visit to Milan six years ago.
In this Lumix LX7 view, I pictured one of the city’s famous Peter Witt trams with the rising sun.
I spent several hours exploring Milan by streetcar before taking the train to Genoa.
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I like allusive titles . . .
At 6:38am on March 15, 1997 near Sagers, Utah, photographer Mel Patrick & I were set up to photograph this Burlington Northern Santa Fe container-on-flatcar/trailer-on-flatcar train as it worked east behind a pair of former Burlington Northern SD40-2s.
I exposed this color slide on Fujichrome film using my Nikon N90S with 80-200 zoom lens. Although this image appeared in print many years ago, I opted to scan it last night using an Nikon LS-5000 scanner for presentation here.
I like the pink sky, I feel it goes well with my mixed-metaphorical Pink Floyd title reference.
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Last weekend on our visit to Moosehead Lake, Kris & I stayed at Wilson’s on Moosehead.
It was at this same lakeside cluster of cabins that my family and I stayed back in 1972.
Since the gaps between freights on the Moosehead Sub occasionally approached 18 hours, I thought I’d portray the passage of time with a few non-rail scenic views of the lake from Wilson’s.
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Last Tuesday (29 October 2019) I traveled on the 0730 Irish Rail train from Dublin Heuston.
Passing the Inchicore Works the sky flared with an orange drop-under sunrise.
Working with my Lumix LX7, I exposed a series of photos.
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