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Blog Post:
Matt finds the trains in TRAINS’ backyard: Photos made in the footsteps of Al Kalmbach
Matt Van Hattem
My final post in this series came from a wonderful conversation with Kevin Keefe, former Trains editor and now the vice president of Kalmbach's editorial division. As we were talking about the blog, Kevin helped me find some photos that Al Kalmbach himself had made of trains in Waukesha and Milwaukee...
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Wed, Sep 7 2011
Blog Post:
Matt finds the trains in TRAINS’ backyard: Your burning question about TRAINS answered. Yes, we use rail service — indirectly
Matt Van Hattem
This month, I want to try a photography project that focuses on the trains in TRAINS Magazine's backyard. How many different pictures can be taken in a circle extending 10.27 miles from downtown Waukesha, Wis.? One of the questions we get most often from readers of this magazine is: Does TRAINS use...
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Fri, Sep 2 2011
Blog Post:
Matt finds the trains in TRAINS’ backyard: It’s not always sunny in Waukesha
Matt Van Hattem
This month, I want to try a photography project that focuses on the trains in TRAINS Magazine's backyard. How many different pictures can be taken in a circle extending 10.27 miles from downtown Waukesha, Wis.? I've really enjoyed this chance to revisit some great photo locations and rediscover...
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Thu, Sep 1 2011
Blog Post:
Matt finds the trains in TRAINS’ backyard: Canadian Pacific splits the crossing in Brookfield
Matt Van Hattem
This month, I want to try a photography project that focuses on the trains in TRAINS Magazine's backyard. How many different pictures can be taken in a circle extending 10.27 miles from downtown Waukesha, Wis.? We're back on Canadian Pacific's former Milwaukee Road main line in Brookfield...
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Wed, Aug 31 2011
Blog Post:
Matt finds the trains in TRAINS’ backyard: A Waukesha water wonder
Matt Van Hattem
Throughout the month of August, I want to try a photography project that focuses on the trains in TRAINS Magazine's backyard. How many different pictures can be taken in a circle extending 10.27 miles from downtown Waukesha, Wis.? On a summer day, few places are more relaxing than Frame Park in Waukesha...
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Fri, Aug 26 2011
Blog Post:
Matt finds the trains in TRAINS’ backyard: Canadian Pacific’s waterfront running
Matt Van Hattem
Throughout the month of August, I want to try a photography project that focuses on the trains in TRAINS Magazine's backyard. How many different pictures can be taken in a circle extending 10.27 miles from downtown Waukesha, Wis.? There are few places in southeastern Wisconsin more pleasant or relaxing...
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Thu, Aug 25 2011
Blog Post:
Matt finds the trains in TRAINS’ backyard: The most elusive train of all
Matt Van Hattem
Throughout the month of August, I want to try a photography project that focuses on the trains in TRAINS Magazine's backyard. How many different pictures can be taken in a circle extending 10.27 miles from downtown Waukesha, Wis.? You're watching Union Pacific local LPA70 switching cars on a...
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Tue, Aug 23 2011
Blog Post:
Matt finds the trains in TRAINS’ backyard: Canadian Pacific’s dual main lines
Matt Van Hattem
Throughout the month of August, I want to try a photography project that focuses on the trains in TRAINS Magazine's backyard. How many different pictures can be taken in a circle extending 10.27 miles from downtown Waukesha, Wis.? Today, we're on the eastern fringe of my 10.27-mile circle, in...
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Mon, Aug 22 2011
Blog Post:
Matt finds the trains in TRAINS’ backyard: Twilight photo in the city of churches
Matt Van Hattem
Throughout the month of August, I want to try a photography project that focuses on the trains in TRAINS Magazine's backyard. How many different pictures can be taken in a circle extending 10.27 miles from downtown Waukesha, Wis.? Waukesha may not have a skyline the way, say, New York or Chicago...
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Fri, Aug 19 2011
Blog Post:
Matt finds the trains in TRAINS’ backyard: Morning photo on the Wisconsin & Southern
Matt Van Hattem
Throughout the month of August, I want to try a photography project that focuses on the trains in TRAINS Magazine's backyard. How many different pictures can be taken in a circle extending 10.27 miles from downtown Waukesha, Wis.? We're at the small grain elevator of Williams, 6 miles west of...
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Thu, Aug 18 2011
Blog Post:
Matt finds the trains in TRAINS’ backyard: Eat and photograph by the tracks
Matt Van Hattem
Throughout the month of August, I want to try a photography project that focuses on the trains in TRAINS Magazine's backyard. How many different pictures can be taken in a circle extending 10.27 miles from downtown Waukesha, Wis.? Like many cities around the country, Waukesha has an old train station...
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Wed, Aug 17 2011
Blog Post:
Matt finds the trains in TRAINS’ backyard: The real-life train in TRAINS’ front yard!
Matt Van Hattem
On Tuesday, August 16, something happened I never thought I would see. A train actually visited the offices of Trains magazine. It was the first time ever. Flagg Coal Co. No. 75, an 0-4-0 tank engine built by the Vulcan Iron Works in 1930, arrived on a flatbed truck at around noon and stayed in the parking...
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Tue, Aug 16 2011
Blog Post:
Matt finds the trains in TRAINS’ backyard: Time for work
Matt Van Hattem
Throughout the month of August, I want to try a photography project that focuses on the trains in TRAINS Magazine's backyard. How many different pictures can be taken in a circle extending 10.27 miles from downtown Waukesha, Wis.? One of the great railroad elements of Waukesha is that a local freight...
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Mon, Aug 15 2011
Blog Post:
Matt finds the trains in TRAINS’ backyard: Two trains at once — a photo I’ve waited 10 years for
Matt Van Hattem
Throughout the month of August, I want to try a photography project that focuses on the trains in TRAINS Magazine's backyard. How many different pictures can be taken in a circle extending 10.27 miles from downtown Waukesha, Wis.? One of the fun things about this project is that I'm revisiting...
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Fri, Aug 12 2011
Blog Post:
Matt finds the trains in TRAINS’ backyard: Ode to the pole line
Matt Van Hattem
Throughout the month of August, I want to try a photography project that focuses on the trains in TRAINS Magazine's backyard. How many different pictures can be taken in a circle extending 10.27 miles from downtown Waukesha, Wis.? Thank you to all of you who have "liked" or commented on...
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Thu, Aug 11 2011
Blog Post:
Matt finds the trains in TRAINS’ backyard: A historic Wisconsin depot
Matt Van Hattem
Throughout the month of August, I want to try a photography project that focuses on the trains in TRAINS Magazine's backyard. How many different pictures can be taken in a circle extending 10.27 miles from downtown Waukesha, Wis.? In this photo, Amtrak's Empire Builder passes one of the oldest...
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Wed, Aug 10 2011
Blog Post:
Matt finds the trains in TRAINS’ backyard: Junction and journey
Matt Van Hattem
Throughout the month of August, I want to share photographs of the trains in TRAINS Magazine's backyard. How many different pictures can be made in a circle extending 10.27 miles from Waukesha, Wis.? In today's picture, you're seeing a train navigate through the only railroad junction left...
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Tue, Aug 9 2011
Blog Post:
Matt finds the trains in TRAINS’ backyard: Sunrise silhouette
Matt Van Hattem
Throughout the month of August, I want to try a photography project that focuses on the trains in TRAINS Magazine's backyard. How many different pictures can be taken in a circle extending 10.27 miles from downtown Waukesha, Wis.? I woke up way before my alarm clock the other weekend, got in the...
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Mon, Aug 8 2011
Blog Post:
Matt finds the trains in TRAINS’ backyard: The Kalmbach office you might not know about
Matt Van Hattem
Throughout the month of August, I want to share photographs of the trains in TRAINS Magazine's backyard. How many different pictures can be made in a circle extending 10.27 miles from Waukesha, Wis.? Three days into the project, and I'm about to break my own rule. Today we're venturing 16...
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Fri, Aug 5 2011
Blog Post:
Matt finds the trains in TRAINS’ backyard: Crossroads of Canada
Matt Van Hattem
Throughout the month of August, I want to share photographs of the trains in TRAINS Magazine's backyard. How many different pictures can be made in a circle extending 10.27 miles from Waukesha, Wis.? Spend any time train-watching in southeastern Wisconsin and at some point or another you will...
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Thu, Aug 4 2011
Blog Post:
Matt finds the trains in TRAINS’ backyard: Milepost 0
Matt Van Hattem
Last month, Drew Halverson embarked on a fantastic photography project , taking a different railroad photograph each day and sharing the results with you. He did a great job coming up with new and creative ways to photograph in familiar locations. This month, I thought I would try a photography project...
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Wed, Aug 3 2011