Making Tracks by auntietk
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Description
Railroad tracks at the Golden Spike National Historic Site.
May 10, 1869, Promontory, Utah. The final rail tie was laid and the final spike was driven, and the United States had its first transcontinental railroad.
Comments (32)
Faemike55
Cool capture and great postwork, Tara
Chipka
I love the "book cover" look of this shot; as if this is the image to accompany a bleak and beautiful tale. I love the haunting quality this image possesses, especially in terms of your use of space. So much in this photo just goes on and on (as driven by the vanishing perspective) and it has an interesting effect as it makes the viewer feel small and possibly even insignificant. I love that feeling as it shows just how big and open things really are; the more wiggle room one has, after all, the more wiggling one can do and this photo has gobs and gobs of wiggle room, and that is just one reason to love it. This is fantastic and it's so compelling, especially for its lack of distracting color. This rocks!
jocko500
wonderful looking here . see for ever
RodS Online Now!
Wow - talk about your vanishing point...... A starkly beautiful photo, Tara! And a historic place. How perfect the sepia tone is for this! Brilliant, my dear friend!
bazza
Fabulous capture of these track, love how they are disappearing into the distance.. A famous spot and not a train to be seen!!
wysiwig
Sepia was the perfect choice. Terrific POV and balance.
hipps13
a walk along always a stare how far will go depends on the mood this is cool warm hugs, Linda Kaye
netot
textures and converging lines are amazing!!
cfulton
This is perfect - print and hang on the wall! Love the sepia, Clive
helanker
This is such a beautiful capture and I love it in sepia, Tara. The depth is just awesome.
fallen21
Wonderful photo & tone!
durleybeachbum
Perfect in sepia which seems so appropriate for this achievement.
jayfar
Super shot Tara and I bet its 'hard lines' for Bill whom, I am sure, is tied down behind you!!! Lol.
whaleman
Great shot! And a special message to blinkings (in relation to his recent upload): this is what they look like from 'up over' rather than down under, LOL!
angora
looooove it!!!
Rainastorm
Makes you feel dreamy just to look down these tracks I can imagine walking them for real Excellent shot Tara!
cannonn
nostalsic!!!
NightGallery
Really nice shot. I always wanted to get a pic like this, never seem to find tracks with a nice setting like this around me. Love the BW as well.
thecytron
A very good one!
Meisiekind
I love railway track images and this is no differences. Lovely shot Dierbaar - it reminds me of a similar one I shot in the Namib desert. I also like your pw choice!
bmac62
Ah ha,...a beautiful monochrome treatment for the tracks heading west off Promontory Summit. Since you are from the west and I am from the east...maybe I'll get around to posting these tracks going east:-) We had a great time here...a most unforgettable hour or two...well worth the 47 mile round trip off our main route.
MagikUnicorn
Wonderful view and great lines capture
tulipe
Amazing capture!
bobrgallegos
Wonderful perspective in B&W!!! Awesome cloud patterns and contrails!!
debbielove
This is a wonderful picture! Really great shot.. Well taken POV :-) At Rosy's at the moment, so comments might be patchy.. Will catch Rob
makron
Genial el punto de vista. Y el color sepia muy apropiado para este tema. Superb shot. Wonderful colors
Katraz
Great sepia effect and a great shot.
Blush
Making tracks indeed Great pic Hugs Susan~
moochagoo
Go to infinite and beyond !!!
jophoto
Wonderful sepia rendering of this image!