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Richard Flynn > Watering the train: a Via Rail employee at Jasper washes the windows on one of the panoramic domes of the train (the Canadian) I took from Vancouver to Edmonton, and which would continue on to Toronto. In the distance you can see some of the Canadian Rockies.
Richard Flynn > The Mt McKinley massif, about 120 miles from the peak.
Richard Flynn > The Mt McKinley massif, about 120 miles from the peak.
Richard Flynn > Mount McKinley disappears behind my train as we travel south.
Richard Flynn > (Some of) Mount McKinley as seen from the railway. At this point we were about 60 miles from the mountain’s peak. McKinley is the highest mountain in North America.
Richard Flynn > The Château de Chillon in a moody HDR-processed image.
Richard Flynn > Boats moored at the end of Lake Geneva (Lac Léman), near the Château de Chillon. The Dents du Midi are visibile in the background.
Richard Flynn > The Château de Chillon in the light of early sunset. This perspective is much-photographed because it artistically includes the Dents du Midi in the centre of the frame. I was in and around this position for several hours watching not only the light as it changed on the scene, but also other photographers coming and going.
Richard Flynn > The Dents du Midi (in France) can be clearly seen across Lake Geneva (Lac Léman) from Montreux.
Watering the train: a Via Rail employee at Jasper washes the windows on one of the panoramic domes of the train (the Canadian) I took from Vancouver to Edmonton, and which would continue on to Toronto. In the distance you can see some of the Canadian Rockies.
Richard Flynn > Watering the train: a Via Rail employee at Jasper washes the windows on one of the panoramic domes of the train (the Canadian) I took from Vancouver to Edmonton, and which would continue on to Toronto. In the distance you can see some of the Canadian Rockies.
Watering the train: a Via Rail employee at Jasper washes the windows on one of the panoramic domes of the train (the Canadian) I took from Vancouver to Edmonton, and which would continue on to Toronto. In the distance you can see some of the Canadian Rockies.
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