Wow, wow, wow...
Excellent execution and I love the mood. Thank you for sharing!
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| Posted by xBNSFer on January 4, 2016 | |
Whaddaya mean?! I can see it! If you want to talk about trains "heard" but NOT "seen," you should have been with a friend and I back in the '90s looking down on Starrucca Viaduct on a foggy morning when from where we stood it was like being inside a frosted light bulb. We heard, but most definitely did not see - a stack train roll over the bridge. Once the fog burned off, of course, Conrail and its tenants ran nothing over the bridge for the rest of the day.
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Glad you got back, different look than the other one. Close call with the fog, I always say be careful what you wish for. Looked at your others, great light.
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Very nice Bruce. Nothing more fun than shooting in the fog.
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No words for this but awesome shot.
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This is just terrific. Who says you only have scenery out west? My new favorite from this location.
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Wonderful photograph, Bruce!
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Fantastic, all around!
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Spectacular, Bruce! Love the atmospherics in this.
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Outstanding! The nexus of opportunity and skill. A spectacular often unseen scene from New York!
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There is no word for description , excellent natures view & fantastic photography. Thanks Bruce.
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Speechless!
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What a beauty Bruce. I can imagine your heart rate as you heard the train approaching and the clouds seemingly snuffing out a good photo opportunity but as so many times,the end result actually created a much better memorable shot. Great job hanging out on the cliffs.
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Awesome shot! I ran trains up and down through that fog on the Riverline many a night. Some of the prettiest scenery in the East, from Stony Point to Highland.
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