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Zeiss Distagon 21 mm f2.8 ZF. Palermo. Vucciria market or what’s left of it.
Soundtrack: Le Negresses Vertes - Hey Maria
On time and with heritage equipment is Amtrak train 58, the City of New Orleans, northbound at the classic Illinois Central location of Manchac Pass. A perfect leader for what was essentially a perfect day out in the New Orleans area. Getting the Amtrak 164 on the point was a great bonus. No pesky lakeside clouds to ruin the shot either. I've shot more trains in this area the past two years than just about anywhere else. It's not hard to see why. This particular afternoon the CN McComb subdivision was humming with traffic. An hour or so after this the following A419 would make a dash across the bridge in the last minute and a half of golden hour sunlight behind a pair of home rails SD70 leaders. We'll take a look at that soon.
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33/365 And yet it moves!
ICM: Intentional Camera Movement.
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bti HINO RF820 EK100 engine with ZF automatic...ito ung mga unit n ngshuttle s loob ng clark CDC,nung centinial year,s EXPO PILIPINO exhibit...
These pictures are the first ones I've put real effort into in years. I'm VERY rusty, as I think shows. The lighting was not good, and i used too many different light colors, making it difficult to correct.
Engineer Steve Harner gives the group of us gathered next to the infamous KCS Crew Lake trestle a thumbs up as the 2024 CPKC holiday express blasts across at track speed. A noon time departure from Vicksburg, Ms, for the evenings showing in Monroe, La, meant there would be beautiful light along the small bayou known as Crew Lake. Crew lake is one of the few locations where the wooden trestles that once dominated the still hold on along the main. This shot was one of the must have locations both directions on the 2024 run. If this was the last year for the current configuration of this train I'm glad it was done well...
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