I made the image of the trestle early on a foggy morning about 20 years ago. The trestle is about 115 yrs old and leads to what was then the Jaite Paper Mill, now in the Cuyahoga Valley Nat'l Park. The looming structure with the overgrown tracks caught my eye and I just had to take photos. In my mind's eye, I thought it would be really interesting if there was a headlight of an on-coming locomotive seen through the trestle. Several years later, I had an opportunity to take photos of a steam engine operating in the valley and I knew I had to put these two together.
If I could add anything to this image, I would be an audio track with a distant steam whistle
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Reuss Griffiths wrote:
I made the image of the trestle early on a foggy morning about 20 years ago. The trestle is about 115 yrs old and leads to what was then the Jaite Paper Mill, now in the Cuyahoga Valley Nat'l Park. The looming structure with the overgrown tracks caught my eye and I just had to take photos. In my mind's eye, I thought it would be really interesting if there was a headlight of an on-coming locomotive seen through the trestle. Several years later, I had an opportunity to take photos of a steam engine operating in the valley and I knew I had to put these two together.
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I love your creativity! A good title wouled be The Ghost Train.
Longshadow wrote:
Well done!
Thanks for looking in and your kind comment.
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Glad you liked it Jack and thanks for the thumbs up
Glad you looked in and thanks for the 3 thumbs up. Interesting avatar name. Best I can figure out is it's a family of mythical monsters, blook-sucking snakes with the head of a women????
JustJill wrote:
I love your creativity! A good title wouled be The Ghost Train.
Thank you for your kind comment Jill. Always a warm fuzzy when someone likes your stuff.
Thanks for looking in Ken, and your generous comment.
I'll take three thumbs up any day Frank. Thanks for looking in.
Thanks for looking in. I can understand how you would add audio to a video but how would you do it for an image. Right now it's hanging as a canvas print on my wall. Suppose I could put something inside the frame LOL
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