Recently, I mounted a vintage Sigma 28-84mm zoom lens to my Sony NEX-6 camera and drove to the location of an old MKT railroad bridge. Not being out in the field for awhile, I figured this old bridge would be great for testing this lens. As a bonus, I happen to be in the right place at the right time and captured a picture of this Northbound train too!
Pictures were taken at F8, ISO 200, manual focus, Manual Mode, RAW. Tejaswrangler
Johnny, unfortunately, you will never know why she was just standing there, not saying anything. That being said, I like this picture, find it interesting. Thanks for sharing. Tejaswrangler
I don’t remember how long ride is, but it is short as in not all or most of the day. With locomotive #9 (a Shay locomotive), they used a diesel to help leaving Georgetown as it is an uphill climb to the other end at Silver Plume. The locomotive does not turn around. It is always pointing in the same direction. When departing Georgetown, the locomotive is in the front. On the return trip, it is at the rear. When returning to Georgetown, the locomotive is backing up. Silver Plume is where the shop is along with other items on display. The trestle is tall and the train loops under as it leave Georgetown. There is also, a mine tour along the route if you choose to add it to your trip. I didn’t do that this time around. Next time I’m in the area, I will do it.
I don’t remember how long ride is, but it is short... (show quote)
Jay Pat, excellent, interesting pictures and story...very enjoyable. Thanks for sharing. Tejaswrangler