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4014 Pass-By (BW)
D'Hanis Texas, November 4, 2019.
We had seen this remarkable locomotive in action in Iowa the previous August. Fortunately, we were in the area in November, so we set up in the old downtown area of D'Hanis. The people were great, and it is a very nice small town. The school children were taken to the viewing area, and they were waving American Flags as the train passed by.
Frame captured from the 4K stream recorded on the Panasonic GX85 using ffmpeg, and then processed with GIMP, mostly to make it monochrome, and to bring out the details of the machinery and wheels. This locomotive tends to be run around 45 miles per hour, so there is just a little bit of movement in this capture.
(Sunday Challenge, 4 December 2022: I didn't see the email with the topic, so guessed from current submissions that you wanted a monochrome image. A 1940's vintage machine like this certainly looks quite impressive in black and white.)
See swansonphotos.com/4014
We had seen this remarkable locomotive in action in Iowa the previous August. Fortunately, we were in the area in November, so we set up in the old downtown area of D'Hanis. The people were great, and it is a very nice small town. The school children were taken to the viewing area, and they were waving American Flags as the train passed by.
Frame captured from the 4K stream recorded on the Panasonic GX85 using ffmpeg, and then processed with GIMP, mostly to make it monochrome, and to bring out the details of the machinery and wheels. This locomotive tends to be run around 45 miles per hour, so there is just a little bit of movement in this capture.
(Sunday Challenge, 4 December 2022: I didn't see the email with the topic, so guessed from current submissions that you wanted a monochrome image. A 1940's vintage machine like this certainly looks quite impressive in black and white.)
See swansonphotos.com/4014
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The next challenge is linked to in the closing photo for the previous week.
www.ipernity.com/doc/gillianeverett/51687114/in/group/509429
We also have a discussion thread in the group, describing each challenge topic,
so the next one... SC24 Anything to do with Railways is...
www.ipernity.com/group/daysincolour365/discuss/198086
So your excellent shot this week would also fit for next week :-)
The details are so good in B&W.
See:
swansongrp.com/P/p/rail_narrative/index.html
for links to a gallery and more photos....
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