CANADIAN PACIFIC TRACK INSPECTOR KICKS RAILS AT RONDOUT, ILLINOIS, SEPTEMBER 29, 2007
Pentax K10D
SMC Pentax-DA 50-200 at 200mm
1/500 sec. f11
ISO 400
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When a mystery writer puts aside his pen and picks up a camera
HENRY KISOR
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Every day, the weather gods and the photography angels willing, a new photograph will be posted here. Some will be from my archive of nature photographs, taken both from our cabin on the shore of Lake Superior in Upper Michigan and in the garden of Three Crowns Park in Evanston, Illinois. From time to time I'll sneak in a shot or two taken while indulging in other passions.
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- Eclipse of the moon
- Short train on a rainy day
- Sunsets No. 6 and 7
- Squirrel No. 2
- Sparrow No. 2
- Tabby on the prowl
- Raccoon No. 2
- Cardinal and his acolytes
- Call of the Cowbird
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- Gull No. 2
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- Lifeguard Lit
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- Gathering storm to the east
- Geese No. 1: Scramble!
- Sparrows #1
- Action at Rondout
- Gathering storm to the west
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4 comments:
Great shot! I love the way the rails and rock ballast work with the subject. Maybe you could crop a little to make the subject larger, but then you'd lose some of the impact of the rails.
If you crop at all, I'd crop from the bottom only, making this a wider and shallower photograph. The diverging rails at right and left really need to be kept.
Do you have any more photos of railroad workers in your archive? If so, I'd love to see them.
Thanks for your perspectives, fellows. I do have a few more shots of railroad workers and will post them anon.
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