This is a commuter rail station in my home town of Elgin, Illinois. It's the final stop on a line outbound from the city of Chicago. At one time this station consisted of a basic roof over a set of benches. The station underwent a renovation four years ago which resulted in a charming depot structure.
This was an early attempt at night photography, taken last July. As I recall, this was a two-minute exposure, which rendered the drifting clouds as ghostly streaks across the twilight sky. The camera sat on a tripod set about a foot and a half off the ground in between a set of rails - it was a weekend and the schedule didn't call for any trains interrupting my shot or my life.
Click on picture to enlarge. Photograph © 2007 James Jordan.
Wednesday, March 14, 2007
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beautiful night shot!
is it a picture or a 3d? very nice
Gorgeous photo!
Makes me want to hop on the train and check that stop out.
Train stations can be cool places as you've shown with this photo. I continue to enjoy your work and appreciate that you post so regularly.
The effect you have created with the night sky and the lamplights is beautiful.
Oh my gosh! I haven't seen such beautiful presentation. It is just perfect.
I'm here from the Gonzo Carnival.
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