
This week, we’re continuing the series in which we’re looking for photos taken from a specific perspective, and I have a little news about that. Last week, I asked for some ideas about adding to this series. I received more than a few good ideas. So, if take a look at the home page for this challenge you’ll see that we have extended this series and added a couple more
This news also adds a small complication for today’s challenge. This week, we’re looking for photos with a vanishing point. Well, as I was searching the archives for the photos in the gallery, I noticed that several of the ones I found could also work for the prompt in two weeks which is “photos from alongside.” Just a word to the wise.
My feature photo today is one of my favorite locomotives, one for the New Haven Railroad. The railroad doesn’t exist anymore but some of it’s locomotives and rolling stock have been repurposed Fortunately, they didn’t repaint the locos. This photo was taken at the station in Hartford, Connecticut. At the time, it was probably pulling a few Amtrak coaches.
Below the gallery is an announcement about sales of two of my books. One book, The Novelist’s Guide to Pittsburgh, is free today, and it will be free tomorrow. Poetic Justice, the recently released novel by Willow Willers and me will go on sale on Wednesday.
OK, let’s take a look at the photos I’ve gathered this weeks’ prompt.






















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