Some more streamliners from my trip to Lake Forest and back
Some more streamliners from my trip to Lake Forest and back
I just found this thread combining trains and LF photography, two interests of mine.
Chapleau Ontario, next to CPR station, 2004. Ex-CPR 2-8-2 Mikado display locomotive covered in mini-lights. Graflex Graphic View II 4x5 inch monochrome negative. Graflex Optar 162mm lens.
Developed in the (in)famous old Yankee Agitank, as one of twelve negs done at a time. There is slightly uneven development along the top. I've heard the tank is better used with only 6 negs at a time. Epson V750 pro Scanner.
Took this during a refuelling stop for the VIA Rail RDC train between Sudbury and White River, Ontario, the ride which my brother and I took for the pleasure of it.
Jon Archibald,
Peterborough, Ontario
Last edited by aeyb701; 6-May-2015 at 19:12. Reason: Want to add my name
Suburban comuter train. Zone VI 4x5, can't remember any other details but was probably J&C 400 @ 200.
South Dakota Central #103C, near Murdo, SD
E100G 8x10
I work as a boilermaker at Didcot Railway centre, England. This is a long exposure of myself expanding the flue tube on a large boiler. MPP Micro-technical MKVI with Ilford FP4+ developed in ID-11
A shot of one of my colleagues riveting an new backplate into a boiler. Ilford HP5+ pushed to ASA1600 developed in stock ID-11
This shot was taken with the help of some of the volunteers at the railway centre posing as shed staff servicing a loco at our 1932 coaling stage. Ilford HP5+ in ID-11 MPP micro-technical with Schneider 150mm F4.5 Xenar
These are interesting photographs to me , did not know they still have people working on them, very nice BoilerBasher.
SOO #500, Ladysmith, Wisconsin
Soo Line, now there is one from the past. Very cool.Originally Posted by johnmsanderson
SOO #500, Ladysmith, Wisconsin
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