Railing track
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This is an original photograph.
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Winnipeg Manitoba Canada / Panasonic DMC-FZ50 Sunsets / The Prairies / Railway / Red / My Best
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Traveling between National Parks near Moab, Utah, in the desert southwest of the USA, we crossed these railroad tracks. I liked the way the just went off into the solitary distance.
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This image of an old railway going off into the sunset was taken looking west towards the Oquirrh mountain range in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA. I like the cold rails heading through the snow covered ground towards a warmer place just over the horizon. This railway sunset was made into a watercolor art piece via Photoshop CS2’s artistic filters.
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Steam engine locomotive crossing a railway bridge at night. Headlight blazing the way and smoke billowing from the smokestack.
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The right way…
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The High Level Bridge in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada spanning across the North Saskatewan River in the winter of 2008. Originally shot in color then converted to black and white. I applied a slight Orton effect after pushing the raw settings to expose a little more of the dynamic range.
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Nikon D60+Orton Effect (a touch) / North Yorkshire, Filey, England THE WINNER OF THE CHALLENGE The Journey or the Destination… THE WINNER OF THE CHALLENGE Railway Art
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image of the underground metrorail taken from the speeding train
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JAMES TOOK THIS IN WACO TEXAS
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Trains are not welcome on the tracks of thought.
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Queensland’s 150th Birthday Celebration.
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Belmont North Carolina, 2009.
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Print has grain added to stimulate old black and white photo.
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This photo of a Washington D.C. Metro Station at night taken on March 12, 2008.
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EXIF Information Date: 5th OCT. 2009 / Model: Canon EOS 1000D / Software: PSP Photo 12.50: Boosted and Newspaper aged / Flash used: No / Focal Length: 28.0 mm / Shutter Speed: 1/256 sec. / Aperture: F/9.9 / ISO 200
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Leasure tramway at Heaton Park, near Manchester. Taken with Nikon D90 18-105mm VR lens
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Woman walking in the mist carrying a bundle on her head as seen from the back of the ooty Toy train, India
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