The Noon Train

F/L I like your processing on this image with the train. The warmth in it makes me think about the old color postcards. You have an excellent composition. It is wonderful that you could include the water tower.

Thank you Jack

A beauty of a work, well done;) v/f

Thanks for the feature in Forgotten by Time, Elusive Moon Studio!

Thank you very much Nina and thanks for the support

Appreciated Nina

Thank you for the feature in Trains Trains Trains, Valerie - an honor

Thank you kindly Ronda

Stellar shot - terrific clarity and lighting~ FV

Fantastic! Great colors and lighting as well as subject matter. v/f

Appreciate the look David and Carol

Beautiful work.

Thank you very much Martina

lovely capture

Thank you very much Kate - and the V

Great shot! v

Appreciate all that, Ed

Thank you Heidi

thanks Roena

this is very well done. glad to see such work. nice balance of light and shade. great DOF well done. f/v/g

Nice Job Robert!

Very wonderful capture.

I remember when those old oil burners would come into town. I recall liking the smell of coal better. There was a time not long again I could walk out my door in Maine and get a train that would take across the US and Canada .. showing my age I guess.

Thanks Bob - We have train travel available in the Dallas Fort Worth area and there are future plans to make "bullet line" to Houston but not sure how far off that will be. So I think its making a strong comeback but without the smoke and the cinders which was even before my time. This train is from 1901 and it was an oil burner then (i think). Coal and wood died a little after that in most places and they started converting them all to oil burners. I'm not an expert on the railroads, just like to look at them and marvel.