The Old Train Station
Mar 1, 2020 07:06:29 #
Mar 1, 2020 07:46:34 #
Mar 1, 2020 07:51:36 #
steve49
Loc: massachusetts
Nice shot... Lot of buildings like that that have fallen into disrepair.
Hope that they can find the $$ to restore it and turn it into something useful.
Hope that they can find the $$ to restore it and turn it into something useful.
Mar 1, 2020 08:02:05 #
Mar 1, 2020 08:29:14 #
It would be a shame to lose a building with historic significance. The technique you used with this photograph reminds me of Gregory Crewdson's work. Good job.
--Bob
--Bob
tradio wrote:
Here is a night shot of the old train station in Hamilton, Ohio.
There is effort to save it from the wrecking ball underway. Built around 1850 and recently served as the Amtrak station until a few years ago. It has sat dormant except for rail storage.
Once visited by Abraham Lincoln a few day before the election and again by Harry Truman during his campaign.
Shot with a D850 and a non VR 24-70.
Best when downloaded.
There is effort to save it from the wrecking ball underway. Built around 1850 and recently served as the Amtrak station until a few years ago. It has sat dormant except for rail storage.
Once visited by Abraham Lincoln a few day before the election and again by Harry Truman during his campaign.
Shot with a D850 and a non VR 24-70.
Best when downloaded.
Mar 1, 2020 08:43:49 #
PaulBrit
Loc: Merlin, Southern Oregon
tomcat wrote:
Wow!! What a great dynamic range that shot has. You did a fantastic job holding the highlights and bringing up the shadows. The details of the Christmas tree way back in the background are amazing.
Totally agree!
But where’s the Christmas tree?
I can’t see for looking these days!
Mar 1, 2020 08:50:05 #
I always enjoy your photos as I recognize them since returning from Florida to Kettering, Ohio. Keep up the good work.
Mar 1, 2020 08:50:10 #
I always enjoy your photos as I recognize them since returning from Florida to Kettering, Ohio. Keep up the good work.
Mar 1, 2020 08:56:17 #
Beautiful photo, just the right touch, tradio. Thanks for the story too.
Mar 1, 2020 09:05:54 #
Mar 1, 2020 09:11:04 #
Mar 1, 2020 09:15:02 #
Interestingly, I ran across this news item on the BBC site. https://www.bbc.com/news/av/world-europe-51680380/latvia-railway-why-i-love-living-in-an-old-train-station
Yes, looking at your photograph, the thought did cross my mind.
--Bob
Yes, looking at your photograph, the thought did cross my mind.
--Bob
tradio wrote:
Here is a night shot of the old train station in Hamilton, Ohio.
There is effort to save it from the wrecking ball underway. Built around 1850 and recently served as the Amtrak station until a few years ago. It has sat dormant except for rail storage.
Once visited by Abraham Lincoln a few day before the election and again by Harry Truman during his campaign.
Shot with a D850 and a non VR 24-70.
Best when downloaded.
There is effort to save it from the wrecking ball underway. Built around 1850 and recently served as the Amtrak station until a few years ago. It has sat dormant except for rail storage.
Once visited by Abraham Lincoln a few day before the election and again by Harry Truman during his campaign.
Shot with a D850 and a non VR 24-70.
Best when downloaded.
Mar 1, 2020 09:30:53 #
Mar 1, 2020 09:47:07 #
Mar 1, 2020 09:47:54 #
tradio wrote:
Here is a night shot of the old train station in Hamilton, Ohio.
There is effort to save it from the wrecking ball underway. Built around 1850 and recently served as the Amtrak station until a few years ago. It has sat dormant except for rail storage.
Once visited by Abraham Lincoln a few day before the election and again by Harry Truman during his campaign.
Shot with a D850 and a non VR 24-70.
Best when downloaded.
There is effort to save it from the wrecking ball underway. Built around 1850 and recently served as the Amtrak station until a few years ago. It has sat dormant except for rail storage.
Once visited by Abraham Lincoln a few day before the election and again by Harry Truman during his campaign.
Shot with a D850 and a non VR 24-70.
Best when downloaded.
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