Train Depot
Oct 17, 2011 22:41:05 #
This was taken at the Spring River in Mammoth Spring Arkansas of the old Train Depot across the lake. Nikon D200, 200 ISO, f16, 5 minute exposure, 70mm, but cropped the photo.
Train Depot
Oct 18, 2011 04:10:06 #
RR & RR artifacts have a great attraction
"BLAST"
Oct 18, 2011 04:13:11 #
Oct 18, 2011 10:58:33 #
This is a very good shot. It shows how decidated you are in taking a picture that I would call a keeper.
There is an old train depot in our little town that has been completely restored back to its orignal day. It is no longer used but trains do pass it everyday.
I will be taking a few shots in the near future and will post it here.
There is an old train depot in our little town that has been completely restored back to its orignal day. It is no longer used but trains do pass it everyday.
I will be taking a few shots in the near future and will post it here.
Oct 18, 2011 11:05:02 #
Now... This is what I call very different, How on earth did you get all of the colors?
I would say all in all it is loud but yet has something about it that draws you to it.
Good shooting and planning went into this shot. :thumbup:
I would say all in all it is loud but yet has something about it that draws you to it.
Good shooting and planning went into this shot. :thumbup:
Oct 18, 2011 11:07:06 #
real cool,i too love trains and anything train related.
Oct 18, 2011 12:42:14 #
I love that shot of the RR Crossing. We are building a huge model train room in our basement. I would love to have a large copy of that photo for the wall in that room.
If we ever get that room totally set up the way we want it, I will post many pictures of it here.
Below are some shots I took in Chattanooga last year.
This is the Tennessee Valley Railroad. In the 2nd shot the engine & tender are being turned around on a turntable to reverse it's direction.
If we ever get that room totally set up the way we want it, I will post many pictures of it here.
Below are some shots I took in Chattanooga last year.
This is the Tennessee Valley Railroad. In the 2nd shot the engine & tender are being turned around on a turntable to reverse it's direction.
Oct 18, 2011 12:50:47 #
As a child, we used to go to the "Round House" to watch the train go in forward and amazingly it would come out going forward too! Since it was completely enclosed from the side we looked at it, it seemed magical! Years later the switching yard was closed, as less and less trains came. My late hubby worked in the round house, it was not a railroad related position, but he did get to enjoy the childhood memories from the inside out. It is still a magical place in my memory. Thanks for the reminder and for posting those awesome pix.
Oct 18, 2011 20:32:52 #
I'm glad you enjoyed them. We had a great time there on vacation. I love trains and that city has loads of them!
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