Re: OY Move

Again, I agree with Jerry,

With the cameras today and technology, there is no way anyone will think they are looking at a photo from the Rio Grande era.

The best way to do get it to "look" authentic, it if that was your goal would be get out your old camera. I carried around my dad's 1970s era Canon F1 for years never thinking I would find a better camera. Today, If I was chasing that train there is little chance I would be whipping that thing out to hope for an authentic looking shot. 36 shots, reload, 36 shots, reload, Maybe 1 or 2 per roll are what I hoped for. Now I can do all kinds of things, and at hi def. You can photo shop all you want, the reality is 2020 technology will not fool anyone into thinking you are looking at an event from the past.

Today I just embrace it as what it is. And someone 50 years from now will say, "that's what it was like in 2020", just like many of us who look at 50 year old photos of the end of D&RGW ops. We appreciate Olaf's Volkswagen Beetle chasing the train almost as much as the train itself. It was all part of the era.