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Abandoned Tanker

I took this picture when I was out shooting with my friend Larry. He showed me all the markings on the cars that tell where they were made and a lot of other interesting things. For example, this tanker was built in 1926. There’s a perk to bringing an industrial archaeologist with you. Seriously, that’s what he does. Check out his site — he has a totally awesome photography website – very clever sideways navigation on the galleries. If you like it, ask him who designed it for him. OK, okay, it was me. :)

I did a little post processing in Lightroom to boost the colors, sharpness, contrast and add the vignetting. Love that yellow crane.

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John Krill - 17 Jan 08 at 10:18:19

I’ve been doing sideways navigation for years (2001) at my main site – http://www.photoessayist.com. Always thought it was a more natural way to see photos that you want to show as a single story.

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Jim K - 17 Jan 08 at 11:45:36

Neat picture, amazing the things you can find out.

Rob - 18 Jan 08 at 08:42:31

Left to right is more natural. But with the era of the PC, we now scroll down.

I love these railyard pics. I am anxious for summer and get out in the yards.

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