Old rail car sitting in unused tracks. I fell in love with the colors. Photos are unedited or only very slightly adjusted. Colt and I had fun climbing them 🙂
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Blue Eyes Brown 
OUTSTANDING group of images! WOW! The first (wide angle distortion) and third (primo composition with the ‘Chessie System cat’) are my favorites—but these NEED to be shown TOGETHER, just as you’ve offered them!
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Thanks so much. I appreciate your input more than you know. (I loved these ones too, exactly as you said, as a set.)
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Reblogged this on COALESCENCE and commented:
My friend, Grainne, at Blue Eyes Brown, is doing some WONDERFUL work with her photography. I hope you will take the time to visit her and check out her work!
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I reblogged you a minute ago: I want my readers to see your work!
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Love this, thanks for reblogging, George!
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Thank you, I’m absolutely honored.
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Hi I came here from COALESCENCE….
beautiful shots..loved the way you see things..loved all of them but the third is stunning…what a beauty…You have great eye 🙂
hugs 🙂
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Thank you so much! 🙂 I appreciate your visit xx
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I love photographing trains also! What is it about them? Their commanding presence? The craftsmanship of all those rivets and those wheels!? You’ve captured them brilliantly here!
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Thank you very much! There’s something so beautiful about them when they’re just sitting there in pieces – maybe it’s all that potential halted that captures us so.
I appreciate you stopping by and commenting. 🙂
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George Kinnard sent me here and I’m so glad he did. “Potential halted” — that’s such a good description of what we’re seeing here. Love these images. Would you mind if I posted the third one on my Pinterest writing prompt board?
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Thank you so much for stopping by and for asking permission to use one of my photos, I’m happy to grant it if you’ll credit me somewhere in your Pinterest post :).
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Thank you! And, oh, yes, I will credit you. In fact, the photo will be linked to this post when someone clicks on it. Here’s the link to my writing prompts board with your photo. When you get there, you can click the photo to see that it comes back here. http://pinterest.com/pin/102808803964584963/
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🙂 Thanks Darla. I’m just pleased that you like it enough to use it! All the best.
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