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CP 2nd 283 emerges from the west portal at Tunnel City, Wis. This is a shot from the berm of a new bridge being built for a sand mining operation, but when it is complete chances are it will be off limits.
I suppose she is somewhat attractive, in a trashy sort of way (sisters have to be supportive, even if they are rivals)
A Wisconsin badger cheerleader barks out a chant and holds a "RED" sign as she yearns for her football team to win.
Two shiny Southern Pacific GE units lead a Wisconsin Central freight near Ackerville, Wisconsin on August 23, 1996.
Following the train west I had a few shots in mind, such as the overhead off Highway 8 but when I got there I found it being rebuilt with a crew at work and a single lane traffic light. So much for that idea. Instead I jumped ahead to Cemetary Road and nearly had full sun here. Wisconsin may not have grown but the reach of Watco sure has. June 6, 2022.
Wisconsin & Southern train L463 rumbles past a farm near Okee, Wisconsin on the Reedsburg Subdivision on October 22, 2018.
Wisconsin & Southern 4078 has just come off the Cottage Grove line with three cars in tow as it rumbles along on Madison's near eastside on March 25, 2014.
The Wisconsin & Southern Railroad (WSOR) is a class II regional railroad operating in southern Wisconsin and northeastern Illinois. From 1987 to 1990, it operated a dinner train known as the Scenic Rail Dining (SRD) Train between Granville and Horicon, WI. The train was painted in a unique livery of yellow and blue and was pulled by an E9, number 10C. Like my standard WSOR E9A, this one is powered by two L-motors and geared 1:1.667. Comments and suggestions are welcome.
Wisconsin & Southern train with four locomotives and four cars crosses the Rock River on the gorgeous morning of National Train Day, May 10, 2014.
With temperatures forecast to plunge for a couple of weeks with an incoming “Arctic Blast”, the outdoor Christmas decorations all came down early on New Year’s Day. Usually we leave them up for a few weeks after the holidays.
Bad enough thinking of being in the house during a typical Sconnie winter but damn...this is so much worse!
Downtown Madison, Wisconsin
Capital Square with Lakes Mendota & Monona bordering this beautiful city, showing the State Office Building, also the new Court House and City Hall.
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The ceiling in the Senate chamber.
Photos from a walk through the State Capitol in Madison, Wisconsin.
Thursday morning, both the dancers and the snow storm are gone. The weather has turned to rain and some of the bistro chairs a lying on the ground, forced down by Wednesday's winds. The vibrancy of yesterday's spontaneity is gone, but not forgotten.
2012 has been very good to me in terms of my life and my new passion for photography. If I went back a year in time and saw this picture I probably wouldn't believe that I took it. Every time I pick up my camera I learn something new. I can only hope that 2013 is as good as if not better than 2012.
The best way to get models for a shoot is to tell them it will take a lot less time then it will actually take... Told my sister it would only take 5-10 minutes. Probably took 10 minutes just to find the tree I wanted her to hide behind. :) Her fiance is the Psycho with the Chainsaw.
Multiple photo Light Painting. Attacker illuminated with an LED Lenser X21R. Victim illuminated with an LED Lenser P14. Incorporated the full moon above the attacker.