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I ALWAYS LOOK FORWARD TO MID-APRIL. Not only does the winter chill begin to lift, it is also time for the Center for Railroad Photog- raphy & Art’s annual “Conversations about Photography,” hosted on the campus of Lake Forest College in suburban Lake Forest, Ill. Besides all of the wonderful discussions, it’s a great opportunity to catch up with old friends and make new ones. I hopped Amtrak’s Lake Shore Limited for the journey out to Chicago, picking up my
rental car at Union Station upon our morn- ing arrival in the Windy City on Friday, April 12. More than a few conference atten- dees were on the train with me, and I had the pleasure of bringing Frank Barry, Ken Kraemer, and John Fasulo up to their hotel. Given the amount of combined photographic experience I was traveling with, we had quite the interesting conversation on the ride up to Lake Forest!
I arrived early to meet up with our colum-
Matt Kierstead showed the art and prose of Michael Flanagan in his discussion of the book Stations at the Center For Railroad Photography & Art’s annual Conversations About Photography on April 13, 2013 (top). Michael Froio prepares for his presentation “From the Mainline” as CRPA executive director Scott Lothes works the laptop and master of ceremionies Jeff Brouws looks on (above). Brian Schmidt, associate editor of Trains, gets a book signed by one of the finest photographers in America, David Plowden, as Brian’s boss Jim Wrinn, editor of Trains, awaits his turn (opposite).
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