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The edge of the solar storm running parallel to the milky way. This shot was taken on a night that I had originally intended for practicing my star photography. I went home with a lot morethan just stars.
The orange/red light on the clouds in the middle are lights from the nearby train crossing to Portage road.
The weather wasn't cooperating on this day when I was out with the camera, but I did like the way these railroad tracks looked as they left Missoula, Montana.
I don't do much b/w as I don't feel very confident with it. However, as I worked on this shot, it was looking too much like one I posted a couple of weeks ago and felt it needed the change.
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the taxi driver spoke to someone miles away. the man on the sidewalk did the same. they stood three feet apart and never looked at each other.
Crossing the tracks at Goathland station waiting for the next train to take us to the next stop on the lines I couldn't resist a chance to get a shot along the lines to and from the station.
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When I was 17, I took the US Air Force exam. I did very well, even scored higher than all my male counterparts that took the exam with me. in mechanics. And then the officer that gave me my wonderful results said the words "I'm sorry Ma'am. Women aren't allowed to fly jets. We want you to build them." I think back and wonder how one could be so naïve, but it was a different world then. I didn't join the Air Force that day. I only wanted to fly one of those most beautiful machines. And... I still think what if...
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very similar to one I posted a while ago, but this was taken this morning, talk about groundhog day !
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The 4L93 passes through a gloomy Rugeley Trent Valley station. Normally hauled by double 86 or 90 class Electric locomotives today a class 66 diesel . 05-12-2020