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The NSSR ran a storage move yesterday using DM&IR 193 and GN 400. Missabe caboose C-205 was used as a shoving platform and became a stranded asset until the empty coal train is pulled out early next year. This was the third of four coal sets being temporally stored on the line for Detroit Edison. Duluth - 12/16/19
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Minutes after meeting a coal empty in the siding at Starr, a Union Pacific Wattis, Utah to Barstow, California coal train is back on the move, whistling for the 200 North crossing in Mona on a spectacular Aug. 24, 1990 evening in Juab County, Utah.
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Are you in for a tip? Stay with me for a sec. It’s been a great winter so far in my opinion and we had enough snow and ice here in Chicago to get some great shots. In one of my previous posts I covered one way to shoot the snow. My second tip is to shoot the snow at a high shutter speed even in low light conditions. To get a higher shutter speed I usually crank up my ISO settings sometimes even up to 6400. My camera is pretty good even at that ISO settings and chances are great that yours will be too. Don’t be afraid to shoot like that because the snow will register as grain in the camera too and you will not be able to distinguish those two in the final result. What do you think?
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Taken from the Millenium Bridge in London, I was waiting for the first rays of the sun and a boat moved into frame at the perfect moment!!
A mother grizzly moves her two yearling cubs up river and onto the river bank, Chilko River, BC. Up river the countryside was more open than it was closer to the lake.
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Nothing to see here, lets just move along. My phone is so much more important. Then again it could just be me, I am very anti-phone discussions, I think these stupid things just take to much of my time.
We were very lucky that day when we got a Rough Legged Hawk that flew parallel to our car. I think the difficult thing was shooting from the backseat and trying to pan. Wasn't perfect, but you take what you can get with these guys. I had other frames where this one was up higher with clouds in the backdrop, but I liked the snowy mountains in this particular frame.
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It appears as though Jim Farrel has his train of dead heading coaches well in hand as as he notches out and picks up "passenger train speed" with NYS&W SD45 #6500 at Hudson Junction near Campbell Hall, NY. Joe White holds down the firemans side of the cab. Both men have since retired from the "Q".