Mount Vernon, Baltimore
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A little mist, weedy horsetail, and back lit moments in the tulips make for a fun image first thing in the morning.
November 2, 1985 was a blessedly nicer day in eastern Iowa. Westbound CNW train PRNPT is seen just west of Mount Vernon, coming down the hill on the still-jointed westbound track. This day, all three units on PRNPT were 5500-class GP40's. Traditional yellow 5506 was leading Zito yellows 5517 and 5521. I like the engineer wearing a traditional railroader's hat, perhaps a Kromer, and the head brakeman looking away or perhaps hiding from me.
a few unedited shots from yesterdays shoot. Special thanks to Lily and Patrick for making this happen. More to come soon.
little photoshop fun adding clouds/one color ok a few/ enhancing the view make the photo worth while enjoy!-Mt.Vernon From D.C. tidal Potomac
I love to turn around and see what might be behind me when I'm out shooting. This soft little scene was going on when I was shooting sunrise in a daffodil field. I am always twisting and turning as I shoot; trying to get everything available.
Mt. Vernon was always painted a stark white. Historian have unearthed the mansions original true color through scientific analysis as well as documentation and so now here you have the real deal. I would not tell a lie!