City of New Orleans (for kordouane) by eekdog
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A dedi for a awesome fellow artist/ friend who always has stunning art and photography. Monique is going through some health issues. Please keep her in thoughts and prayers. Thank you.
Get well dear Monique. Your friends at rendo..
Do you recall the song by Mr. Arlo Guthrie?
If I recall right the song was about a train with that name, Not a city.
And thank you for your time and valued comments on my work my friends, they mean alot. Steve
Steampunk Ville at Fantasy Attic
Comments (60)
GORGEOUS
Great picture, and you're right; the song is about a train that ran (and still runs) from Chicago to New Orleans.
Great concept and lighting.
Beautiful scene, nice textures
Excellent Creation.
Thank you, my dear Steve. A nice work that I discovered this morning because I can see better in the morning with the zoom that helps me.
With all my friendship Monique (Kordouane) 
Great scene and dedication!!!
Very nice work!
This is a wonderful image my friend love it :)
Thank you for this wonderful reminder and image. She has always been so giving of herself and now it's our turn to send prayers, love, and hope.
Nice scene
Awesome steampunk image Steve!! This is really a marvelous piece of artwork....but....don't get me wrong.....I just don't see how this dark, and dreary, and drab, and gloomy scene is supposed to cheer anyone up,,,,,,it gives you a feeling of 'gloom and doom'.just looking at it. I would think you would have sent your friend (Monique) something bright and cheerful.....to make her feel better, and to cheer her up. I hope she likes it!! Anyways.....that's just my opinion....it's still an amazing piece of work Steve, and I like it.....even though it makes me feel gloomy, just by looking at it. 'lol'! I likey!!
Riding on the City of New Orleans, Illinois Central Monday morning rail Fifteen cars and fifteen restless riders Three conductors and twenty-five sacks of mail
Great dedi for kordouane; a very strange old and recent epoch in this image; this picture tells a lot!
excellent work and dedi 4 UR friend Eekdog.
Excellent achievement, Steve! This image seems to represent a woman waiting for her train and going to leave somewhere. The atmosphere is sad but I think you wanted it to mean the sadness experienced by the departure of Mo. We all feel sadness because of her departure ...Great work as always, my friend !
Excellent work.cool scene !!
An awesome night scene!
Beautiful dedication to a beautiful person.
Steve, you did a great job on this awesome dedication
Wonderful created scene!
Arlo would approve whole heartedly.
Excellent
Bravo, it has that New Orleans look.
Very different scene from you! Great job!
What a beautiful scene my friend... Fantastic decor also !!!
FANTASTIC!!
Beautiful work and dedication. I wish her the best.
I don't know Monique personally, but I know of her, and I truly hope she will get better soon. A beautiful mysterious image for her, with a departing woman and her dog, dressed just right for a station called "machinville". A great old clock, a great old vendor with a bike, love the stuff on the wall in the background (incl a World Wildlife logo), and those great rusted railway signals. Plus great dark tracks, and a sense that this is late at night in an abandoned part of town. Love the light on the woman and the windows...and the feeling of hopefully going to a better place. With all the darkness in this image, it feels very positive to me, which I can't explain...it just feels that way. Terrific mood piece, steve.
Steve I'm at almost an hour in your gallery, and unfortunately I have to move on. I'll be back for more soon. But it's always a great pleasure to comment on your amazing work. And I hope your mid-week weekend (you mentioned you had a day or two off, in your latest upload) gives you rest. And that you and your loved ones stay healthy. And thank you for your wonderful greeting and comment in my gallery...thank you for always making me feel so welcome.