Photography of ATS Members

I believe I can climb!!!! I believe I can climb.......

Three veterans products of the ElectroMotive Division of General Motors grind up Scary Hill just west of Saint Albans, West Virginia as they bring a freight train for Russell, Kentucky through a rock cut known as "Big Rock" on the railroad.

My cat, Max




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Click on any image to enlarge it. Camera: Samsung NX210

Click any picture to enlarge. Panasonic DMC-TZ40.

originally posted by: gimmefootball400
Westbound train heading out of Montgomery Tunnel at Montgoemry, Virginia over the weekend.

I just recently got a job as a driver wit this company.. NS.. haha..

Here are some images taken of me or by me..

This one was my standing on my car the girl shot this..


This one was taken on a major highway.. It is supposed to resemble someone who recently died and is going to the light..


This one is downtown Pittsburgh Pa at night.. Cold as hell that night to.

This is my cat Izzy, I was able to capture the moment she stretched and yawned, she looks mean!


The first drive across the new Bay Bridge

San Francisco Bay


San Francisco skyline at night

Sprouted onion now planted.

I just replaced my computer, but due to a catastrophic failure of my old one (and my separate back up files) I lost most of my old pictures. Also, since I haven't been able to get out lately and take any more pictures due to work, I decided to mess with a few parts of Photoshop I've never delved in to, specifically layer masking and composite imagery. So, I took three of my own images and made one new one. Here's the result!


flic.kr...

a reply to: Mapkar

Could you post the images you used to make this one? Thanks in advance.

Here is mine.

I call it leg in a room.



lol.

a reply to: ArMaP

Sure, here you go:

The base image, an office building in downtown Charleston, SC:


The sky, a sunset taken over a marsh on Edisto Island, SC:


The Lightning, a stroke of luck taken from my front yard a few years ago:


The final image took a lot of layer masking, some distortion and perspective change on the lightning bolt, along with a TON of fine detailing of the lightning edges. I topped it off with a black and white layer, burned some shadows to darken the image and increase the gloom, and finally added a layer of motion blurred noise to produce the rain.

a reply to: Mapkar

Thanks for the images and the detailed explanation.

a reply to: ThichHeaded

Looking through the four tenths of a mile long "Tunnel #3" not ten minutes before an eastbound coal train came through. This is located along the former Norfolk & Western Chicago, Illinois to Norfolk, Virginia mainline now a part of Norfolk Southern's Pocahontas Division just north of Stepptown, West Virginia along Norfolk Southern's Kenova District.



Here is that said coal train coming through the tunnel right after the photo was taken. You could feel the cool air being pushed out with a little bit of force as it entered the tunnel.

a reply to: gimmefootball400

Did you see they have done a remake on the engines?

Looks to be about 127 to 130 cars.

Correction: wife says 100..

I will take some pics for you sometime when I goto work sat and sun providing the weather is good.

My husbands hands, man hands.

Some pictures I took last week. Camera: Samsung NX210. Click on pictures to enlarge them...

a reply to: Hellmutt