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In a scene that could have been from the 1950s, Western Maryland Scenic 734 passes the station at Frostburg, MD
A candid moment in the heart of Rome. Her laughter, spontaneous and bright, cuts through the summer heat. With the Colosseum watching in the background, this simple scene becomes something timeless — a joyful pause in the middle of history.
In 1991, a full-blown sugar beet campaign came to the Klamath Basin. Although the crop was new to the area, the method of transporting the beets to a refinery for processing into sugar had been used for decades. At Stronghold, California on Black Friday 1991 (before the day after Thanksgiving was enshrined with that name), an ancient beet rack is loaded with produce from nearby fields.
Their faces tell a story. Probably the oldest group of models that have ever posed for me! This was a transparency shot with the brilliant Plaubel Makina 67 on Fuji RHP outside Hong Kong in an old walled village - and copied with the dp3
Paris is brimming with atmosphere due to its timeless blend of history, art, and romance. Cobblestone streets lined with cafés exude charm, while iconic landmarks like the Eiffel Tower and Notre-Dame create a sense of grandeur. The Seine’s gentle flow reflects the city’s poetic spirit, and the art-rich neighborhoods, from Montmartre to Le Marais, radiate creativity. Paris’s culinary delights, fashion-forward flair, and vibrant culture envelop visitors in an ambiance that feels both intimate and universal.
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D6515 turns on a touch of power leaving Arley, Severn Valley Railway during 2022 Diesel Gala.
Although the Class 33 wouldn't have been a visitor to these parts before preservation, the view here has changed little in 60 years.
This follows on from my previous post of the Lincoln Memorial. I wanted something a little different for this image - to play the stillness and power of Lincoln's statue and the words behind him against the movement and impermanence of the site's thousands of daily visitors. Would love to know what you think!
The Battenkill made a Monday run down to the Pan Am interchange at Eagle Bridge. The 66 year old Alco RS3 is on the return with 3 loads for Cargill and one flatcar with ties which were dropped just outside of Eagle Bridge and Shushan as they pass the former depot in downtown Cambridge, NY photo taken October 22, 2018
This scene is about a year old, but it could have been the scene twenty years earlier. Two black back to back Illinois Central SD70's are rolling a freight north through Manteno, IL, on the route of the Main Line of Mid-America. Sure, the CN owns everything here now, but those classic straight cab EMDs are pretty much untouched. The leader was delivered in 1995, twenty five years ago. Some of its litter mates have been painted in the red nose Borg scheme, but quite a few have managed to escape total assimilation. Long may they run!
hier: 1959
The Rhine Falls in Switzerland is one of the largest plain waterfalls
in Europe
digitised transparencies DIAs
In a timeless scene, steamship Alpena enters the Muskegon Channel with another load of cement from its namesake port.
Porte de l’Arsenal, Aigues Mortes, Gard, Languedoc-Roussillon, France
The fortified city of Aigues-Mortes was built in the 13th century on the order of Saint Louis to provide the kingdom of France with a port on the Mediterranean. The complex consists of 1,634 metres of ramparts flanked by twenty towers and one of the most splendid keeps in the architectural style of the Middle Ages, the tower of Constance, which was used as a prison for Protestants from the Cévennes region from 1685.
Some might shy away from photographing well-known locations, but I’ve never felt that way. While I love the thrill of discovering new perspectives and fresh compositions, there’s a reason the classics remain timeless—they’re simply breathtaking.
Photography isn’t about rules—it’s about capturing what speaks to you. Whether it’s a hidden gem or a well-known vista, embrace the scenes that inspire you.
What’s a famous location that still takes your breath away? Drop it in the comments!