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Clover Valley Lumber Company 2-6-6-2T No. 4 powered the annual post-Winterail photographers’ trip on the Niles canyon Railway out of Sunol, Calif., on March 9, 2014. No. 4 is the only Baldwin logging Mallet operating on the west coast. Photo line management was in the capable hands of conductor Mike Roqué who masterfully dealt with a combination of serious photographers and daisy pickers during the trip.
Valley No. 4 and bursts of exhaust from WP No. 918. It was another great event by the group. —S.B.
Great Railroad Photography continues... You may remember our first edition of Great Railroad Photography which debuted in 2010. That first volume contained an excit- ing variety of photographic styles from a number of talented contributors. The reac- tion was positively overwhelming. Since that time, we have decided the best way to showcase some of these wonderful features is to bring them right into the pages of RAIL- FAN & RAILROAD. Over the next few months, look for special GRP features that we hope
will inspire you and perhaps encourage you to take a creative look at our favorite hobby. We hope you enjoy the first installment, where Christian Goepel takes us on an all- hours tour of San Francisco’s MUNI system starting on page 32. Please drop us a line, and let us know what you think! — O.M.V.
MUNI At Night I first saw Christian Goepel’s outstanding photography of MUNI at a Winterail presen- tation a few years ago and was struck by the artistic way he portrayed the transit compa- ny. Since San Francisco is an annual desti- nation of mine, I have always wanted to get out and try some Goepel-influenced photog-
A MUNI PCC car wearing San Diego colors stops at Pier 38 near Fisherman’s Wharf in San Francisco on March 9, 2014. The new Bay Bridge spans the bay in the background. Advances in high ISO digital cameras make scenes like this possible without the use of a tripod. San Francisco is a great city any time of day, but especially so after dark.
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