Photography
Related: About this forumclaudette
(5,455 posts)It's a lovely photo, but I don't see any train tracks.
GiqueCee
(3,313 posts)... if the post refers to an old railroad track bed, with rails long since gone. 'Cuz I ain't seein' nuthin' either.
justaprogressive
(6,262 posts)See reply #3
justaprogressive
(6,262 posts)The freight train came through twice a day, whistle crossing bout a
quarter mile north....
If you follow the near field (left of center) you'll see a darker line of green
which is actually the raised railroad bed...at the top of that rise, to the left
of the tree standing by itself you can see dark strips which are the rails
themselves...I was trying to make the point of how technology and Nature
don't necessarily have to be at odds with each other...
HTH

GiqueCee
(3,313 posts)but subtle. I saw that faint line, but thought, naah. Trackbeds in my rural neighborhood are more conspicuous.
Have a nice Sunday!
justaprogressive
(6,262 posts)you as well, I needed a more upbeat photo to post after the Silos...
claudette
(5,455 posts)I do see what you mean!! So sorry I missed it. Its just that the railroad tracks in my area are really out there and dont fit in with the beautiful scenery.
justaprogressive
(6,262 posts)Don't be sorry, it's subtle...
I'm a larger fan of the sublime rather than beauty
claudette
(5,455 posts)AllaN01Bear
(28,481 posts)such a calming scene.
justaprogressive
(6,262 posts)Just to the left of the tracks you can see, is an 8ft high stack
of new railroad ties...
CaliforniaPeggy
(156,024 posts)I can read the responses and figure out what's going on in your beautiful photo.
The early bird doesn't always catch the worm!
justaprogressive
(6,262 posts)I never took a picture of the train...
Viewing it was actually quite jarring,
as it appears to be sitting in the middle of the field.
Sort of like the freighter sitting in the desert in
"Close Encounters"...
*A reminder that the too early worm, is the one that's caught by the bird!
