Every year, for three days between Christmas and New Years, The Golden Spike National Monument hosts their annual Steam Festival. During these three days, they bring out one of the engines and do a number of demonstration runs throughout each day. Because it is cold out, the steam from the engines can be very dramatic. Every year, I look forward to making the trip out to catch one of the demonstrations. This year, it was the Jupiter's turn. Since I've shot this event numerous times, I decided that I would take the opportunity to shot this one primarily with my infrared camera. I'm glad I did, it made for some really great black and white images.
Showing posts with label Trains. Show all posts
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December 30, 2017
April 3, 2016
Old Trains
The other day, I was headed home from work and decided to make a quick stop at Union Station in Ogden. You see, I had just received the new EOS 80D and I wanted to give it a try. The old rains at the station are always good subject matter. I hadn't bothered to charge the battery, so I wasn't able to shoot for long. For the sake of shooting with something different, I was shooting with the EF-S 55-250 lens. This is an entry level telephoto zoom lens that I haven't spend much time with. I've gotta say, I'm impressed with the results.
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Canon EF-S 55-250mm,
Canon EOS 80D,
Trains,
Utah
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