Time Stands Still
Did you know Americas first steam locomotive lost its opening race to a horse? The trains engine titled "Tom Thumb" could have driven the train to vic...
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Did you know Americas first steam locomotive lost its opening race to a horse? The trains engine titled "Tom Thumb" could have driven the train to victory had it not broken a belt in the middle of the race. If youve ever camped in the Gorge you have heard the train as it zooms by all day into the wee hours of the night blaring its horn for all to hear. What can easily be a nuisance to light sleeping campers I think of as a very interesting muse.
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Part 1 of 3 in my "Transportation in the Gorge" series
@Nikon D750
@Tokinausa 16-28mm F 2.8
@3Leggedthing Albert Equinox Tripod
Exposure(s):
Trails and Sunset: F22, 30s, ISO 100, 17mm
Train: F9, 1/100s, ISO 100, 17mm
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Part 1 of 3 in my "Transportation in the Gorge" series
@Nikon D750
@Tokinausa 16-28mm F 2.8
@3Leggedthing Albert Equinox Tripod
Exposure(s):
Trails and Sunset: F22, 30s, ISO 100, 17mm
Train: F9, 1/100s, ISO 100, 17mm
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Runner Up in Monthly Pro Photo Contest Vol 47
Contest Finalist in Monthly Pro Photo Contest Vol 47
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DreamCapturedImages
March 07, 2019
Thank you! The blue hour portion of a great sunset ended up making for a beautiful sky :)
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pamelawinter
July 07, 2021
Pictures of the Gorge fill me with longing. I was captured by your image right away. I haven't lived there for over 40 years and it hasn't changed. Love this!
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