Eastern Railroad Discussion > PRR5711, a different view

Crossing the SusieQ with the Port Road in the foreground. The white blob above the bridge is actually the moon.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 06/09/12 20:16 by ddavies.

Beautiful composition, fall colors, bridge, great engines. This photo could be convincing as a 50 year old photo, rather than current.

santa-fe-steam wrote:

> This photo could be convincing as a 50 year old photo, rather than current.

... if only the Havre de Grace bridge hadn't been built by the B&O! Mr. Davies, I'm ever envious of your excellent photography.

-Dave

Aren't we all! Fantastic photography, as usual. Thanks for sharing with us Dave. I think I speak for many. We await your next "artwork".

CSXT-DandC-kid wrote:

> Mr. Davies, I'm ever envious of your excellent
> photography.

Its definately a 'unique' view of the bridge. How come not the traditional angle Dave?


CR

Dave, Could you list again the URL for your site. I need to locate a picture that I was using for background that I lost in a recent HD crash.

Thanks

Sharon
Glen Allen, VA

Had never been up to the top, but when I got there someone else had a 8 ft stepladder, and that was what you needed because the railing was in your face if you shot from track level :-(

Brian was back toward the curve, and was considering that, but when he gave a lift back to my car (had parked down below) when he went to chase the western section, I though I'd stay down low ... after having to "adjust" a couple small trees/large weeds that were messing up this shot :-)

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I bet the guy on the ladder got a great shot! Ashame he had to ruin it for everyone else though, but I guess that's part of the whole first one to set up rule. Better luck next time I guess.


CR, looking at MORE rain

He didn't ruin it, I could have stood beside him, I just didn't like the shot w/o a ladder :-(