Railroad Photography
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Anyone here into photographing railroad subjects? Years ago, I was interested in both photography and trains, and took a lot of photos of them, mostly with an old Miranda 35mm camera. I still like photography, but I don’t chase trains any more...lol
Anyway, to get things started, I’ll post a few of the ones I’ve taken for any who are interested. Feel free to post any you have taken, but please don’t post generic pics found on the net.
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I really like the fourth one from the top!
Looks great as is and would look awesome in a sharp contrast black at white.
Kujo
1916 Holton Revelation Cornet
2016 Schlub Brass Works “Damar” 4V Flugelhorn
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Nice. Thanks for sharing.
Mike
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Nice pics, Dale. I was always a train lover and seeing both steam engines and diesel brings back memories.
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A couple of those are right in the pocket of Big Dub's painting technique. You guys might do a collaboration.
Bach Commercial LT 190 Strad.
Adams F-1 Flugelhorn
Conn "New Wonder" cornet"If you don't live it, it won't come out of your horn."
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@Kehaulani said in Railroad Photography:
A couple of those is right in the pocket of Big Dub's painting technique. You guy's might do a collaboration.
They can call it: "Let's Railroaded the Artist"
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A few more...
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@Dale-Proctor
These are great, some of which could be a nice challenge for me to paint. I love them. The older the better, of course.GETZEN Player. Eterna 900, Dillon C trumpet
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@Kehaulani said in Railroad Photography:
A couple of those are right in the pocket of Big Dub's painting technique. You guys might do a collaboration.
Nice of you to say. I am flattered, Kehaulani.
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Here are two related to the Union Pacific Railroad. One is a great scale model of the Boise Train Depot and the other is “Big Mike” a restored Locomotive sitting outside the Depot there in Boise.
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@BigDub said in Railroad Photography:
@Dale-Proctor
These are great, some of which could be a nice challenge for me to paint. I love them. The older the better, of course.The question is: Are you trained in painting trains?
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You're a riot, Doc...
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@GeorgeB said in Railroad Photography:
You're a riot, Doc...
Yeah, this is the perfect thread to derail with way outside comments!
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@GeorgeB said in Railroad Photography:
You're a riot, Doc...
DO NOT. I REPEAT. DO NOT ENCOURAGE HIM!
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@Dr-GO said in Railroad Photography:
@BigDub said in Railroad Photography:
@Dale-Proctor
These are great, some of which could be a nice challenge for me to paint. I love them. The older the better, of course.The question is: Are you trained in painting trains?
You may question my training, but not my motives. My motives are sane, not loco motives.
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I love hiking old railroad lines. Below Harrisburg there is a freight line called the Enola it had no grades more than 1% it is 36 miles long. I hiked it many times. I will dig some pics.
More Cornets than I can name
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@adc
The Virginia Creeper trail in southwestern VA is a really nice one. -
The Hopewell, NJ train station, where our community band does about 4 concerts each summer, weather permitting.
Almost every concert is visited by at least one passing freight train. The station is no longer in operation for passengers.
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First one reminds me of BigDub's paintings.
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@veery said in Railroad Photography:
First one reminds me of BigDub's paintings.
Me too. That’s why I led off with it.
