Great perspective with the lines coming toward the viewer; I also like the colors, if the train was grey it would probably be a totally different effect.
Joan Elizabeth: It is in a very, very old ironworks. I will see if I can manage a précis of the history before I finish the series. Part of the area has been renovated and is now used for offices and housing. The part with this train is still a cable making factory. So I assume this train is still used.
Sonia: El peligro no era tan grande. En realidad el train estaba parado y hubo una verja enorme de hierro en medio.
Don and Krise: It is an old ironworks, now in the process of museumification. I will try to write a description later.
Andreea: Splotches of red are always good in photos. I think there are several Flickr groups dedicated to this red-splotch theme.
Are you visiting some sort of train museum here?
ReplyDeleteesperemos que vaya muuuy muy despacio para que la proxima foto no salga con el lente cuarteado ;0)
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I'm sensing a pattern here in recent posts. Must be an old rail yard. Abandoned?
ReplyDeleteGreat perspective with the lines coming toward the viewer; I also like the colors, if the train was grey it would probably be a totally different effect.
ReplyDeleteVery antiseptic in comparison with your usual fare. Even the straightness (?) of the lines is very perfect.
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Thanks for the comments.
ReplyDeleteJoan Elizabeth: It is in a very, very old ironworks. I will see if I can manage a précis of the history before I finish the series. Part of the area has been renovated and is now used for offices and housing. The part with this train is still a cable making factory. So I assume this train is still used.
Sonia: El peligro no era tan grande. En realidad el train estaba parado y hubo una verja enorme de hierro en medio.
Don and Krise: It is an old ironworks, now in the process of museumification. I will try to write a description later.
Andreea: Splotches of red are always good in photos. I think there are several Flickr groups dedicated to this red-splotch theme.