I can't imagine the courage the aircrews of WWII, stepping into the aircraft in preparation for a mission, knowing the odds of not coming home. And yet, they still did it. I've watched the footage of the ground crews counting the planes as they landed after a mission.
Got this shot of a jumping spider. Was having issues with editing it because the bright yellow flower was coloring the light too much IMO. I tried playing around with color temperature and hues and got an acceptable image, but still not what I wanted. Tried B&W and kind of like it better, but still not sure. Not many wildlife image look better in B&W IMO.
From 1976 at North Western Station in Chicago, taken with my Nikkormat FTn and Plus-X film. I sat on the platform and rested the camera on my knees so as to be able to shoot at a slow shutter speed without blurring the image. The 510 was retired in 1989 and it resides today at the Southern California Railway Museum.
Thank you Chuck. It's somewhat unnerving for me to think that I shot that almost 50 years ago, just a teenager crazy about trains. Even beautiful North Western station is gone, replaced by a modern glass box train station.