When a train goes through a tunnel and it gets dark,
you don’t throw away the ticket and jump off.
You sit still and trust the engineer.
Corrie Ten Boom
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Canon G12. Edited in Lighroom 5, Color Efex Pro and Nik Silver Efex Pro (Antique Plate II). Patapsco Valley State Park.
For more information about this viaduct click here: http://bellaremyphotography.com/2013/02/15/project-365-day-46-a-walk-in-the-park/
Categories: 2013 Project 365, Foot Prints, history
Emily Carter ~ Nature as Art 
LOVE this image, Emily, I’ve been pinning doors and windows all day on Pinterest. Hmmm…. that fascination with doors and pathways continues!
That’s is awesome. I also love doors and windows too. I captured quite a bit in southern France, but haven’t really focused on them here. I really should. 🙂
I love the soft vintage processing and how well the curve of the tunnel is captured.
Thank you so much Mike ! I discovered that filter and loved the old postcard look. I couldn’t resist. 🙂
Dear Corrie Ten Boom – what a story! Your photo brings a reality to the quote…
Another one I considered is “The light at the other end of the tunnel is…a train!” 🙂
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Lovely heartfelt words!
Thank you so much for sharing this with your readers.
I love the vintage look of your photo and the sentiment is quite perfect.
Hi Charlie ! How are you ?? Funny, I was just thinking of you the other day. I hope all is well with you. 🙂 Thank you for your kind comment.
I love the viaduct, and I actually like the look that you gave the photo. I guess old things are supposed to look old. (I’ll have to remember that next time I look in a mirror)
LOL !! Now come on..you’re not much older than me. It’s all in how you think. 🙂
Well then, it must be that my mirrors think old, and that they’re lying to me when they show my hair grey and beard white.
Wonderful photo and quote too… 🙂
Thank you so much Drake ! Appreciate your kindness.
Love this – perfect match of image and words! Your treatment of the photo is awesome.
I’m thrilled that you liked this one. I wasn’t sure what people would think of it. Thank you Sheryl
Beautiful in B&W, especially the angle – expansive view from under the overpass.
I love this viaduct. I could photograph it every day. One time I’ll see if I can get up on the top of it. Now that would be fun.
Terrific! Looks like an old time exhibit or cabinet card.
Thanks Phil ! I also liked that old timey postcard effect too. 🙂
Gorgeous effect and composition… Love this one! Hope all’s well with you. 🙂
Thank you so much my dear. All is going great, summer is always super busy and I just play too much. 🙂
Love the quote and the old vintage look… it could be something out of ‘The Railway Children’! 🙂
I haven’t heard of “The Railway Children.” I definitely will look that up as just the title sounds very interesting. This area has so much railroad history because of the B&O railroad line. Thank you so much for your kind comment.
‘The Railway Children’ is an old film I remember from my childhood, you should look it up and watch it… it’s a great film for a chilled out, lazy Sunday afternoon, especially when it’s raining and you want to snuggle up inside! 🙂
Oh..interesting. Thanks for the info. I’ll definitely try to find it. Sounds like a great vacation movie too.
Yes it would be! But then I like the film… you might not! Let me know what you think, if you get round to it 🙂