Train tracks

Patrick Joust has spent the last decade in Baltimore taking photos and has spent the last eight years shooting the city at night. Joust says he uses light to dictate his nighttime shoots.

The first railroad was made in 1828 by John Stevens. Now, you didn't have to only use water to move, and you were able to travel om land as well. Also, then the road doesn't get frozen like the water does in the winter, causing transportation and shipping to be more efficient.

One of my favourite photos of the Conway Scenic Railroad that I captured on my recent trip to New Hampshire. The railroad, and particularly this, the Notch Train, runs through the picturesque Crawford Notch in the White Mountains., and makes for a spectacular subject during the brief period of fall foliage in early October. Photographing the train almost every day in different locations, I had to wait patiently for a rainy afternoon to capture this specific look, with the lights shining…

Railroad tracks

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Louisville and Nashville Railroad by John F. Bjorklund – Center for Railroad Photography & Art

Train tracks lead to a dangerous storm near Lake Buhlow. Pineville, LA. Become a Fan of Ben Pierce Photography on Facebook. Please take a look at my photography book, A Carolina Mountain Perspective.

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