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No. 493 at Silverton; C&O 490

Started by Ed Morris, April 25, 2017, 09:52:48 AM

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No, this is not really a vintage photo.  I took the photo of 493 in June, 2015, in Silverton.  I was experimenting with Photoshop and Nik Efex Pro creating vintage looking images.  I overdid this one, but was learning the techniques.

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Ed Morris

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Here's a different take on the "photo aging" process.  I took this image back in 1978 at the B&O Museum in Baltimore on slide film, most likely Kodak Ektachrome.  I aged this photo to look like an old, fading, color print.



This steam locomotive was originally a Pacific 4-6-2, but was rebuilt by C&O as a 4-6-4.  I haven't found any information on who may have designed the streamlined shell.


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I'm constantly surprised to discover that something I think I did recently happened ten years ago, or something I think of as new is actually thirty years old.  Then I see the same thing listed on eBay by some millennial as an "antique."