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"Pssst...! It's me, Duncan. You know, the dog that Bosco is based on in Richard Neer's latest mystery, Wrecking Ball. I have my summer beach reading all set, do you?"
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This weeks Saturday Night Special is a pair of Reading Geeps. GP35 3628 and GP39-2 3420 are at Bethlehem, PA on March 27, 1976. Photograph by Charles Houser. In 4 more days the 3628 would become a Conrail locomotive and the 3420 would become the D&H 7420.
Shortly After a thunderstorm left town NS 1067 is seen yet again leading another train this time being 16G it’s seen here passing the Sebring depot in Downtown Sebring.
At the present time it is not so easy to inspire the little ones to read. Luckily, it succeeds again and again. Nice is that our daily newspaper has a special part extra for the kids.
The Reading Room at the David S and Ruth L Gottesman Research Library and Learning Center at the American Museum of Natural History
The power of a westbound Conrail train has just uncoupled from its train to make a pickup in Reading, Pennsylvania. Six month old C40-8W 6062 still serves NS today as its 8321. I personally think it looked much better in blue.
Seen at Ballinrobe Racecourse, Co. Mayo, Ireland. Irish kids excel at reading and grammar, but share their parent's disdain for officiousness.
One thing I've got down to a science is panning heritage units in bad weather leading their way past Harris Tower in downtown Harrisburg. This shot is no different as NS 1067, the Reading heritage unit, leads train 66Z east through the first feet of the Harrisburg Line.
WWRFP 5/25/16 - RLP 6/22/16
This is Bates Hall of the Boston Publi Library, it's so majestic and beautiful, it makes you feel smarter just by being there!
Gerrit van Blaaderen, De Court Onderwater op zijn ziekbed, ca 1904, Singer Museum Laren. Gezien bij de tentoonstelling 'Uitgelezen: over boekdrukkunst, boeken en lezen', 17 februari-17 mei 2015, Museum Gouda.
I love reading, and seeing others immersed in a book brings me so much joy. I recently came across Steve McCurry's book featuring photos of people reading, and it reminded me of all the moments I’ve captured of readers. Here’s one of them.
An overview of the Outer Station in Reading reveals a lot of Reading and Northern power wearing the colors inspired by the departed Reading Lines.
A GP30 rebuild of Santa Fe origin rubs shoulders with a GP38-2 rebuild and some MP15s, all of Southern Railway heritage.
Reading the obits.....a lot of people read the obits to see if an old friend or acquaintance has died....
Made a detour on the way home from a conference in Virginia to celebrate World Pinhole Day. Cost me an hour of driving, but the falls are pretty amazing, even with the big crowds. Managed to hopscotch across a few creeks to find a decent spot without any fishermen in the way. This was about as close to the falls as I could figure how to get.
Lensless Camera Company 4x5 camera: Fujifilm FP-100C45. Exposure a pinholer's guesstimate of 30 seconds based on a 2 second meter reading.
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I saw these kids propped up in a newspaper kiosk on the campus of UC Berkley. I asked their mother if I could take their picture, and she said sure. The kids were already reading the paper before I took the picture, but they lit up for the camera. They were fun to photograph.
Possibly the last passenger train to visit Quakertown, Pennsylvania, the Souderton Railroad Days special pauses before returning to Souderton. Most onlookers are at the other end of the train, examining Blue Mountain and reading 4-6-2 425.
This photo is made similar to the last one: The background is aluminium foil, which I crumpled. The light comes from a torch.
Dieses Foto ist ähnlich entstanden, wie das davor. Im Hintergrund befindet sich zerknitterte Aluminiumfolie und das Licht kommt von einer Taschenlampe, welche diese und das Buch beleuchtet.