A couple of 315 shots
| August 20, 2016 07:37PM |
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A couple from Thursday and Friday morning.
The last run on Thursday at 8pm and this was made possible by Yvonne.
Thanks for the happy ending. This is the money shot
The other shot taken Friday morning during the lifting of heavy pea soup fog in Silverton. The great shots were endless for about 3hrs
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Samuel E Howard
[www.trainroomphotography.com]
Railroad Images Of Colorado
Photographed By Samuel E Howard
The Caboose Gallery
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The last run on Thursday at 8pm and this was made possible by Yvonne.
Thanks for the happy ending. This is the money shot
The other shot taken Friday morning during the lifting of heavy pea soup fog in Silverton. The great shots were endless for about 3hrs
.
Samuel E Howard
[www.trainroomphotography.com]
Railroad Images Of Colorado
Photographed By Samuel E Howard
The Caboose Gallery
For More Information
[www.trainroomphotography.com]
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