I always wondered what the gentleman looked like after listening to him on the scanner.
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| Posted by on February 16, 2012 | |
A photo that tells a story... Well done, Kyle!
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Very nicely done. You did a good job of capturing the mood.
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There ya go man, nice job! Wish I coulda got out there before all the changes.
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Thanks for showing the interior of Alto Tower. I've seen the outside many times but never the interior.
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Me & my father got the opportunity to get a tour of ALTO tower as well about 6 years ago, met the tower operator - Jeanie I believe her name was, also cool to see the person behind the microphone. Hopefully they'll move the tower to the Railroaders Museum when it is closed for good.
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Are those white lines up the left neon or did your flash just reflect and made those real bright?
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| Posted by on February 16, 2012 | |
I'm a jealous man, Kyle...Hope I can make it up inside before the time comes it closes.
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Super K, you've done it again. Great shot. It's a gem.
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Nicely captured Kyle!
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| Posted by on February 22, 2012 | |
Cabman the lines to the left are clear on black plastic then the lights from in the board shine through where the tracks...lines...are
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Well done Kyle!
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Great work, Kyle. Good positioning with the operator between the boards and the track diagrams guiding your eyes towards his face.
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Photo of the Week!, very cool Kyle. Nice composition and description.
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This is a great photo. Very historic. Something for future fans to marvel at. Many thanks.
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This is beyond creative. Thanks for showing us something that we don't get to see every day!
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