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Hauling grain between fields tall with corn, A trio of Classic locomotives make speed for Putnam, Ontario, certain to make their delivery to the local farmers co-op before heading to Ingersoll and Woodstock to service heavy industry.
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Caption: Hauling grain between fields tall with corn, A trio of Classic locomotives make speed for Putnam, Ontario, certain to make their delivery to the local farmers co-op before heading to Ingersoll and Woodstock to service heavy industry.

Photographer:
Stephen C. Host [1502] (more) (contact)
Date: 09/17/2015 (search)
Railway: Ontario Southland (search)
Reporting Marks: OSRX 1401 (search)
Train Symbol: Not Provided
Subdivision/SNS: St. Thomas Subdivision (search)
City/Town: Putnam (search)
Province: Ontario (search)
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3 Comments
  1. Excellent work Steve.

  2. Excellent shot Steve. Great light – I am unlucky thus far…every time I go out to photograph I have a) sunlight, but poor….or (b) it’s always a cloudy day.

    By the way – could you help me out a little? Can you send me the steps to take to put your copyright symbol onto your photo and how you make your lettering clear?

  3. Have to check the weather and play your chances Todd. Of course in the summer the sun tends to be out a lot more..

    Sure – the exact steps, using Photoshop CS2 as my basis:

    a) Text tool, choose appropriate size/font, and colour/placement
    b) once text placed, go to layers -> layer style -> blending options and change the opacity to the desired amount
    c) GO to layers -> layer style again and you can drop shadow, if desired.

    That’s it really. Your mileage will vary with some other tool but Google for it and you’ll find something for whatever you use.

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