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I almost lost the sun on this one. I don't want to exaggerate, but, it really did feel like 100 degrees below zero! LOL.
Near Dane, Wisconsin.
03/04/07 @ 5:05 PM.
The primary outbuildings on the farm in Columbia County were two large barns, a silo, and a corn crib. The rectangle gable-end barn was probably the first barn built on the farm. The lower-level fieldstone wall is suggestive of its primacy. The gambrel roof, or Wisconsin barn, and the adjacent silo is indicative of a dairy operation. The corn crib could be filled from opening on the roof.
Wisconsin Central southbound freight led by SD45 #6599 runs alongside Water Street Rd. south of Lomira.
The original background was almost a match of clowns face! This was my first attempt at using CS5 to remove the clown and put in a different background. A feeble attempt at that. No book, and going to my CS3 book didn't help too much. The quick selection tool was a help but I had a hell of a time with the 'refine edges' tool. Should I buy CS6 with one of those bible books? Now that I think about it I could have used the selection brush in Lightroom, de-saturated the background and then applied a gradient. Oh well, it was fun but frustrating! I need to just get Lightroom 4 and learn that well. I'm almost embarrassed to post this, but having spent so much time on it.................
Taken with a Yashica-Mat 124G medium-format film camera, using Kodak Ektar 100 ISO film. Exposure is approximately 45 minutes. Camera was pointed at the constellation Orion. Sky glow was caused by the town of Birchwood, Wisc. to the southwest.
Built in 1930, this Art Deco-style skyscraper was designed by Eschweiler and Eschweiler for the Milwaukee Gas Light Company, later known as the Wisconsin Gas Company. The building stands 20 stories and 250 feet (76 meters) tall, and is clad in red brick with replacement windows, a marble base, stone trim with geometric motifs, a massing that tapers with setbacks towards the roofline, decorative grilles and metal spandrels at the base, decorative wall sconces, fluted pilasters, and a lantern atop the pinnacle of the tower. The building today houses various commercial office tenants.
Union Pacific 1989, the Rio Grande heritage unit, leads Canadian Pacific train 470 thru Richwood, Wisconsin on October 29, 2014.
I'm just contemplating--wouldn't it be nice to be someplace warm right now, like Australia, or southern California, or Florida, or Arizona, or (heaven help me!), Texas?
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.
Wisconsin National Guard Soldiers practice specimen collection lanes to learn how to potentially respond to COVID-19. Over 300 Soldiers and Airmen were activated by the Governor of Wisconsin, Tony Evers, on March 19, 2020.(Wisconsin National Guard photo by Spc. Emma Anderson)
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.
Two Wisconsin & Southern units have three cars in tow as they creep toward Markesan on April 22, 2003.
I know I'm preaching to the choir, but when you feel so good about yourself, it's hard to suppress a big smile
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.