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Ronik, This was another simply outstanding set of photographs. Thanks for taking the time to post them so that we could see them. Great Job! I loved the movie highrailer as well.
Roni, As always, this set of photos is outstanding. Thank you for taking the time to post them. Wonderful scenery and nice railroad subjects. And there is that human touch. I can't wait to see some more. Dan Simmering
Roni,
Great photographs as always. I enjoy your style of rail photography. Keep posting on this web site! By the way, what is a "Praque Semmering"?
Dan Simmering
I was checking this web site almost every day to view your last post of your US road trip 2017. I am glad that you took the time to load it. Excellent photos all the way through. It was fun to see what a railfan from Austria thought of the US and how you would shoot our trains. I enjoyed...
Ronik, Welcome to the USofA! Thanks for taking the time to post your outstanding photos and story. I will be interested in seeing the rest of your trip.
Ronik, Thank you so much for posting all these wonderful photographs. I may not respond to every one of your postings, but I look at all of them. In fact, I hunt for your new photo essays every time I log onto this site. You have a great vision for detail. Dan Simmering
This is an update to the modifications being conducted to the BNSF SD70MACs currently at Progress Rail in Tacoma, WA. The SD70MACs that are there have had two panels installed on each side of the long hood. Those panels can be seen in the following photograph. They are painted with primer...
I have been noticing BNSF SD70MACs at Progress Rail in Tacoma, WA beginning in September of 2015. There must be about six Big Macs there. Does anyone know what work is being done to those locomotives? :confused:
Dan Simmering
On 29 Jan 2015 I was photographing trains at TR Junction in Tacoma, WA. A south bound merchandise train roared passed me and through the Reservation interlocking. In the power was a switch engine labeled for the Great Northern Railroad. At the time, BNSF was in need of a block of locomotive...
Yes, the Puget Sound & Pacific Railroad serves the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard. The US Government still owns the track from Shelton to Bremerton. I believe that our federal government still maintains and upgrades the right-of-way through sub-contractors. There is not a lot of traffic on the...
Roni, Absolutely wonderful photos. I enjoy everyone of our postings even though I do not comment on each one. Keep posting these very interesting photographs.
On 2 Sept 2015, I spent the morning at the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard in Bremerton, WA photographing the donation of the 85 foot turntable to the Chehalis-Centralia Railroad & Museum. I arrived at the turntable at 7:15 AM. The Navy was going to cut the turntable into scrap if someone did not...
Ronik: These are wonderful photographs! What an opportunity to be able to record this logging operation. Well done my friend! Thanks for sharing. From Dan Simmering
This color photo was modified using Photoshop. First I used the poster edge filter to distort the basic photo. Then I selected the photo minus the sky and placed it as a foreground on a NASA photo of a star cluster. The original photograph showed the GNP Reading 2100 doing trial runs up the...
On a recent NatGeo program "Milky Way", they used some stunning video manipuations. I thought I would give their technique a try on a train photo. First, I shot Eastside Freight Railroad SW1200 #109 on 7 Oct 2010 at Maltby, WA. I took two NASA photographs and combined them into one...
This is a composite photo done in Photoshop. I used 8 different photographs to make this one scene. The background photo is of the Two Medicine River Bridge near East Glacier, MT. The train is made from photographs of some HO scale cars and locomotives. The old pickup by the barn was also...
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