Tracks & Trestle by SoulEatar
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- Also taken 2-5-05 -
- Thankz for your view - take care -
Comments (20)
I enjoy seeing tressles. Always a reminder of my youth and jumping from them to the water. very good ont the scene here.!
great... I'd like to walk and walk along :-)
A memo of another era when strength could be added by one more link of iron. Welding was not to be trusted as it puddled the atachment and lost the singularity of a pin. Shiney rails means the train is not far off. The weathered timbers and rusty iron in this design from the end of the 19th century symbolizes the spirit of exploitation that insisted all wealth come from the earth so much that the top entrepreneurs were called "plutocrats." Well, let's cross that river with our major load now!!
beautiful b/w shot!
Bravo Greg superb shot!
Great shot Greg!!! Excellent depth and perspective!!! Beautiful graphic aspect!!!
Wow, fantastic shot. Lovely pressure on the lines. Excellent. v
classic shot!! :]
Reminding Me of a Local...."Bridge to Nowhere"
that's a cool stuff!!!! fantastic how the tracks are leading into the images! perfect and effectful choosen B/W! outstanding and impressive capture! ;o)
Great view and wonderful particulars :) Love this image!
Great shot ... like taking a step back in time.
awesome scene. fantastic in this graphic tones. most excellent work,Greg. * vote * #:O)
...I love this sort of photo -- and you've done this sort of photo VERY well!!
wow, splendid photo !
Excellent b/w shot...cool done!!!:o)v
wow, absolutely wonderful photo!!!v
cool shot. make you wonder how Frank James can jump out a train window on a Trestle and land in a creek at the bottom to get away when he was caputor one time. lol[ read that in a old history book. ]
I love this perspective! It is pleasing!
This is really cool, my type of photo.