The WC 1570 has been around Wisconsin Rapids for much of October, 2012. This picture looks like one I took last year. The days are getting shorter, and daylight savings time will end and it will be few months before I'll take a scene like this again. |
Eastbound to Biron, crossing the Wisconsin River. (all the Autumn leaves have fallen as of Nov 1st) |
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Moon-set on a morning after Hurricane Sandy came ashore.
It's not very often we get such a crisp clear sky all the way to the horizon,
a high pressure is here.
The eastern sky of Wisconsin was covered with the high swirl of the hurricane clouds,
and shaded the morning job of the 1570.
Its a tough combination.
Underexpose so the moon doesn't get washed out,
or overexpose to see the engine.
It would be a good job for a photo program,
to add a properly exposed moon afterwards.
But I don't put that much time into a picture.
I've spent more time writing about it
than the 20 seconds to watch them cross the river.
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I have gone back to an old photo program to get smaller file sizes for pictures for a web page.
Some might get blurry if you zoom in a lot. But it saves space for the server and downloads very fast.
If you want the full size picture, please contact me. An e-address is in the box on my index page.
Link back to my index page, Bruce's RailRoad Pictures
my best index page is on the TrainWeb site, as of January 2011.
This page was wrote November 1, 2012.