Another productive early morning allowed me to finish the last of the California flicks. A couple more days like this and I’ll be caught up with everything! Not much was left, but here goes.
January 28th, 2010
Chicagoland: Round Three.
The third and final installment of the Chicago freight photos. I’ve been a little distracted lately so it took a little longer than usual to get these up, but nonetheless, here they are! Most of these are from a benching spot where trains run so often, I think I got more flicks here in one hour than I have since fall here in Madison. I need to go back.
January 13th, 2010
Chicagoland: Round Two.
This next set of photos is the start of benching on my 2nd day in the Chicago area. I visited a hobo jungle and it was pretty neat. Definitely a cool place to either trainspot or catch out. It was the start to a very good day. And days like that don’t come often enough around these parts.
January 11th, 2010
Chicagoland: Round One.
Here is the first part of the freight photos I took while down in the Chicago area. These are from a quick trip out to the yard area on New Year’s Eve. Much to my enjoyment, lots of activity and I benched my first set of autoracks. I’m just getting started on editing photos so there are plenty more to come.
December 30th, 2009
Pre-Chicago, Post post post California flicks.
Hey there. Long time no flicks ‘eh? You’re telling me! December is always a brutally slow month for me regarding benching and flicks, but hopefully things will pick up again next month. In the meantime, I’m off to Chicago for New Year’s and to spend some quality time with some freights down there. I imagine (and really hope!) that I’ll be back with a boatload of graff, trains and other photos. In the meantime, here are some of the graffiti flicks I took in California that I never posted. I have more too, but this kicks it off and eventually I’ll have the rest up.
Photos are from various locations that include: Los Angeles, Long Beach, Seal Beach, Huntington Beach, Venice Beach and my hometown of San Bernardino. And as you’ll probably notice, a lot of photos were taken from the car.
