What is it about trains that evoke such feelings of excitement and adventure? In this episode from The Power of Images, photographer Stephen Mallon explores the history and beauty of freight trains through historical images and his own iconic photos from his railroad photography series, Passing Freight. With each train car passing Mallon at upwards of 50 miles per hour, he still manages to isolate each car in sharp detail, while also capturing the essence of what excites so many train lovers and enthusiasts today.
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Stephen Mallon is a photographer and filmmaker specializing in industrial-scale creations, revealing the often desolate landscapes juxtaposed against human ingenuity's inspiring nature. His work has been featured in major publications, newspapers, and broadcast media outlets (New York Times, NatGeo, WSJ) and in galleries worldwide. See his work at http;//artrepreneur.com/p/stephenmallon.
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6 сен 2024
