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Eric Reinert
Monon Conductor
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Jim Maire Photos: McDoel Yard 1973
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August 13, 2014, 11:27:17 pm »
I found this while surfing this evening. There are 200 photos I've never seen before, taken by Mr. Maire while a student at IU while taking a photojournalism class. His Grandfather, Ed Meyers was an engineer for the Monon, retiring in 1961. I've attached a couple. There are many more, and they are all excellent.
They are L&N but retain a Monon feel.
http://www.jimmairephotography.com/monon-rr.html
Enjoy,
Eric Reinert
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Jim Osborne
Monon Fireman
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Re: Jim Maire Photos: McDoel Yard 1973
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August 14, 2014, 10:26:09 pm »
There are several excellent images in that collection. They really capture that special breed of tough guys. Thanks for the link.
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George Lortz
Monon Engineer
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Re: Jim Maire Photos: McDoel Yard 1973
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August 16, 2014, 11:47:39 am »
Eric,
Great find. I'm curious. How you were able to capture the relatively small images on the Web site into larger .png images?
George L.
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Eric Reinert
Monon Conductor
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Re: Jim Maire Photos: McDoel Yard 1973
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August 18, 2014, 03:36:06 pm »
George, I use the iMac/Apple "partial screen capture" shortcut: Command-Shift-4 and then click on one corner, then drag it to the opposite corner and let the mouse go to capture whatever portion of the screen you want.
Eric Reinert
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