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I'm really enjoying how close I'm getting with the new lens.
Still work in progress but the detail it's giving me is wonderful
Captured down at Steetley the other night, as the waves rolled in. I've cropped it very slightly at the bottom
Explore! Thanks for your lovely comments and faves!!!!
Bosques de Palermo: Compuestos por 25 hectáreas de plantas, bosques, lagos y rosedales.
The bluffs of the upper Mississippi River Valley loom in the background as Canadian Pacific local H20 hustles itself east at Donehower, MN; headed for River Junction and ultimately La Crosse, WI.
Sporting ragged Delaware & Hudson paint, 7304 started life as a Lehigh Valley unit before going to the D&H after the creation of Conrail in 1976 and after a span of time, the unit ended up with the CP after CP purchased the D&H in 1991, when it and two other units got the D&H “lighting stripe” paint scheme (7303 & 7312). The only one of the other units still has the D&H paint is 7303 ( I think?); 7312 was repainted in CP colors after a rebuild.
Leaving a trail of carbon in its wake, Canadian Pacific’s Eastbound River Subdivision Local blasts through Homer, MN on its daily trek to La Crosse, WI from St. Paul. Having completed their bit of work in Winona, the crew now has a straight shot to La Crosse.
e.g. set your camera to Bulb Mode, set ISO to 100, choose an aperture between f/11-f/16 and attach the shutter release cable.
400mm and 6-12 feet
digital-photography-school.com/take-amazing-photos-miops-... (no info about flash, h20 etc for this super set-up with MCC
Running down the final stretch of River sub before hitting River Jct and terminating at La Crosse, the pair of GP39-2s have a lengthy H20 strung out well at Homer as they hustle down the main.
This will be the last water picture I post. I'm gonna actually take some regular pictures sometime this week.
Happy February!
I got 600 views on flickr! That's good for me. Lol.
Easing down to Tower CK, a fine duo of SOO 38s handle River Sub wayfreight H20 on a sunny Winona morning.
Cold but brown is the River as H20 works it's way between the Mississippi and Black River bridges with a nice leader.
Matt threw some water around my kitchen while I took some photos. How nice of him.
Strobist:
• 580ex camera right, 1/8th power, into an umbrell.
• 430ex camera left, 1/16 power, though a stofen.
The daily CP H20, complete with a pair of ex-SOO units, both now wearing CP paint, rounds the bend east of Lake City along the Mississippi.
These guys would do some work in Wabasha before getting sidelined for a while due to a track work block just north of Winona.
Leading the way with CP 4443 (ex-SOO 4443) and trailing unit CP 6221 (ex-SOO 6021), this was the previous day's power duo for the northbound run on H19.
Pulling ahead to shove into the siding at Minnesota City to clear for trains #8 (EB Empire Builder) and 198 that are quickly approaching, H20's lead locomotive suffers a major failure causing the former Rock Island GP40 to shut down.