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Elias and Amelia got their first chance to experience a sleeping car when we took the Empire Builder from Chicago to St. Paul, MN
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• Camera: Canon EOS 40D + Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8 L USM
• Standard Five [5] Bracketed Exposures [RAW] + Photomatix + CS3
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Taken from the last car as the EB winds it's way through the colors of Glacier National Park along side the Middle Fork of the Flathead River.
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On a total whim, I stopped by the old Builders Lounge forum and the place is a ghost town since the move over to Flickr. There's a wonderful eerie calm to it, and to being the lone visitor to one little dusty corner of the internet.
Orson Welles' War of the Worlds broadcast ends with a great, haunting line. The world falls into hazy silence after the Martians attack. Nothing survives. Then, a distorted, hopeful voice emerges from the quiet; a lone survivor, broadcasting on the last frequency to any fellow man he hopes is listening:
"Isn't there anyone on the air?... Isn't there anyone on the air?... Isn't there... anyone?"
I was asked to take a picture of a custom home built by builder for their marketing. Here is a twilight image with some light painting.
Tranzit Coachlines, 1078 is this Scania K340IB6 with Kiwi Bus Builders coachwork which carries registration ERZ 338.
It carries InterCity livery and is seen in Rotorua in October 2015.
Miscalculations at the power desk necessitated some GN-colored assistance for the Builder west of Wenatchee.
The Empire Builder makes its regular station stop and crew change in Winona, Minnesota for the second to last time before it terminates in Chicago. Down two hours and 43 minutes, the abbreviated stop here will slice another handful of minutes off and depart two hours and 35 late.
I decided to take a risk and swing into the station area for a photo if the clouds and sun were likely to cooperate. The sun poked out and I was off and running to Dakota after several shutter clicks.
The Empire Builder rolls through the Minnesota Commercial yard area in Saint Paul down six and a half hours from hot weather speed restrictions and track maintenance west of Williston. So, it's an afternoon visit to the Twin Cities in stead of early morning.
Carte de visite by Samuel A. Cooley of Beaufort, S.C. Fredrick Hayden Cruso made a mid-career change in 1870. Then in his 40s, Cruso traded his life as a civil engineer to become a landscape architect. He set up shop in South Orange, N.J., where, according to one source, he “achieved a reputation for the fine quality of his work and his success in adapting the natural features of the grounds to decorative effects.”
One wonders if he was inspired by his experiences just a few years earlier during the Civil War. A native of England who studied architecture, he started the war in the 1st New York Engineers. Under his leadership, first as captain and later as major, he and his comrades provided numerous engineering miracles in Georgia, South Carolina and Virginia.
After the war, Cruso worked a few years in civil engineering in New Jersey, building a reputation as a road builder, and later for his landscaping. Upon his death from a stroke in 1895, an obituary praised him for his contributions. “The memory of a man who has been instrumental in giving the people of any municipality good roads should ever be held in grateful remembrance. There are few such unselfish individuals in this world. A hundred years hence, perhaps, the good people here and elsewhere will rise up, bless his name, and erect a monument to Cruso.”
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Mr. Sylte a well known builder of Tugboats and other boats as well Seen here in front of the tractor tug NUMAS WARRIOR back a few years ago, @ SYLTE shipyard British Columbia Canada.
This young builder pondered for a good 30 seconds before he carefully place piece of driftwood in his hand. A future architect at work?? Purposely shot low with a Meyer Optik Orestor 100mm @ ISO100 1/4000 f16 from about 16' feet away.
Dave's been working on the property next door for over 6 months now. An amazing craftsman, he's methodical, diligent, and finely skilled. According to him he's also been "Builder to the Stars", having designed and constructed multi-million dollar homes and business' around the world for a number of rich & famous folk. Oh the stories! Based on his work I can imagine all of them being so.
This picture is #04 in my 100 Strangers Project. Find out more about the project and see other pictures taken by other photographers at the 100 Strangers Flickr group page.