Hi everyone. Today I would like to share with you a Tale of Three Photos. The story goes like this. I originally set out to re-shoot a photo I shared a week or so ago. The original was done with my camera phone and I wanted to do it again with my canon. I did and here it is.
These tracks carry freight trains. The shot I shared last time showed the other direction.
The second photo is something that came to mind as I was leaving this scene and happens to be about 1000 feet away from from these tracks.
This is of course another set of tracks. These carry passengers though. This line runs from Norristown to Upper Darby, Pennsylvania. The last photo I have for you today is a result of something I have written about before and firmly believe. It is along the lines of "turning around". On many more than a few occasions I have been out shooting and after I am done with the subject at hand as I am walking away I happen upon something cool or interesting that I wasn't expecting. Well cool to me anyway :)
I guess the reason I find this interesting is because it is next to a walking trail, close to the ground and out in the open. It is also super close to a daycare center. At least there are no bees in it anymore.
And there you have it. A Tale of Three Photos. Thanks for stopping by and be sure to come back soon. Until next time...
Happy Saturday everyone! It seems that it is another cold one for most of us. It's not snowing here but it is coming down in unusual places. Despite the cold I had to take our car in for it's 15,000 mile service this morning at 8 am. I like early appointments. I am usually in and out and have the rest of the day free.
While taking the car in I passed by a little spot from where I have been wanting to shoot some photos. It's right along the local freight train tracks. I didn't have my DSLR with me but I did get a few good shots with my phone. And today I share this one with you.
And after the car appointment Kim and I drove out to Lancaster County. It takes us about an hour to get there but I would like to share this time lapse video that gets us there in just three minutes!
Please be sure to view in full screen 1080P.
And that's it for today. Please stop by again real soon. I have some photos from today's trip I would like to show you.
