Reichsbahn Photos-Who, What, Where and When?

[Panzermacher]

No Problem.....just glad I happened upon it and was able to remember it!

[cyberia]

Well, this might lead to some answers here. The funny part is, BundesArchiv is the place I talked to you and P-D about donating these to. So separate cameramen or not, those two photos will be re-united.

[Wustenfuchs]

This is getting ...beyond amazing!! I'm fascinated.

[cyberia]

Just wait, it won't be long before I get to stuff that has not been seen on any sight. At least I think.

[Wustenfuchs]

You know Paul I find myself returning to this pic you posted. There is something mysterious and eerie about it. Like the "Front" is this way, down this track. Dante's "Abandon all hope ye who enter here" comes to mind.

[cyberia]

I know, Bill. I always stop to look at that one when ever flipping through the pile. I think before I do whatever I do with these, I'm going to have a large print of that one made.

[Wustenfuchs]

Originally Posted by cyberia

I know, Bill. I always stop to look at that one when ever flipping through the pile. I think before I do whatever I do with these, I'm going to have a large print of that one made.

Make two please.

[Pirate-Drakk]

Originally Posted by Wustenfuchs

Make two please.

Uuuhummm! Do I hear 3? That is a great shot! No trains, no people, completely lifeless. Like a ghost town. That photographer had a great eye for composition.

[cyberia]

It was this shot that first made me think my uncle acquired there photos rather than taken them.

And sure whats a few copies among friends.

[Wustenfuchs]

Originally Posted by Pirate-Drakk

Uuuhummm! Do I hear 3? That is a great shot! No trains, no people, completely lifeless. Like a ghost town. That photographer had a great eye for composition.

Exactly the way I saw it PirateD....lifeless....scarey. And my first thought was "Did the photographer see it this way?"..Of course he did, kudos to that nameless photographer.