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Rio Grande Zephyr East Bound stopped at Glenwood Springs, Colorado, April, 1983.
Price range: $699.00 through $1,099.00
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Late on a cloudy afternoon, famed Rio Grande Zephyr General Electric F-9 Engine #5771 and its fluted stainless steel vista dome passenger consist stand idle on the station side-line track, adjacent to the main line track in Glenwood Springs, while passengers load. This is the original image before the trees in the distance were removed from the image to improve the composition. The image without the trees has been posted. Before the days of Photoshop, it was no small feat to remove the trees. This scene was soon to disappear forever, as the famed train makes one of its last appearances in Glenwood Springs in its final month of operation. Taken with a 4×5 Speed Graphic press camera fitted with a 90mm f8.0 Schneider Super Angulon lens on Kodak transparency film. This scan is from the original transparency and is slightly sharper than the image in which the trees were removed.
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