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Sunrise at Smithville Lake. This might sound weird but there are a few trees that I really like to photograph. This one sits alone near the shore of the lake. I thought the colors on this chilly morning were worth sharing.
Mike D.
World War I Monument and the city skyline.
A little fun with processing to ring in the new year.
Mike D.
Pretty much straight out of the camera for this pre-sunset image as the Missouri River is cresting near Kansas City from the heavy rains in the Northern States.
Mike D.
Loose Park's glamorous wooden bridge that connects the urban park over a small pond. I like to photograph this area at different times of the year. The willow tree in the Summer will hang over the bridge and into the water providing such ultimate framing. One of my favorite areas in KC.
Mike D.
Bartle Hall's iconic art sculptures in the sky. These have been photographed quite often but I'm always on the lookout for a new and exciting way to capture them. The sky seem to light up perfectly one morning as I headed out fairly early on a photo shoot. Some have nickname them the "Hair Curlers".
Mike D.
A 2x2 consist of CN power lead a coal train that was sold to the Empire Plant near Pittsburg, Kansas. The train came off the CN at East St Louis and took the Gateway west across Missouri before turning running south out of KC on the KCS Pittsburg Sub
KCS 3953 eases the QKCNL 06 south out of the city and down to the Pittsburg Sub at Sheffield. The train will make a stop at IFG to pick up a cut of intermodal cars before continuing down to Shreveport and eventually Mexico.
Fresh outta the paint shop at Kansas City, Missouri. 10/16/97, Lon Coone slide, Alex Moon collection
(thanks to my lovely Katherine for scanning this lmao)
Vibrant colors in the sky have just begun to illuminate Kansas City, MO on the morning of Monday, February 5, 2024 while a Union Pacific mixed goods train approaches the Missouri/Kansas state line.
Santa Fe 5704 restored to its 1976 Bicentennial appearance, and on display at Union Station in Kansas City, MO.
A 2x2 consist of CN power lead a coal train that was sold to the Empire Plant near Pittsburg, Kansas. The train came off the CN at East St Louis and took the Gateway west across Missouri before turning running south out of KC on the KCS Pittsburg Sub
This is on the outskirts of the historic West Bottoms district in Kansas City, Missouri. Many of the original brick buildings are still standing but most are abandoned. This area was the center of the cattle industry in Kansas City during the late 19th and early 20th centuries...there was a huge stock yard that has long since been torn down. The area was serviced by an extensive rail network which shipped beef in and out to and from all over the United States. There are plans to revitalize the area with apartments and shopping and indeed the abandoned building in the background will soon be demolished to make room for apartments. I hope whoever develops this area maintains as much of the historic flavor as possible. Captured with my Fuji GW690ii on Shanghai GP3 100, 220 film. Developed with Xtol at 1:1.
Kansas City skyline, as seen from Liberty Memorial, before sunrise.
Monday morning 14 September 2015.