[PRCo] Re: wrong side of the river?

[Dwight Long]

Phil

Although it may not exist, a record of a charter with 4399 would seal the 
deal, wouldn't it?  Especially if it contained the itinerary.

Dwight

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Phillip Clark Campbell" <pcc_sr at yahoo.com>
To: <pittsburgh-railways at dementix.org>
Sent: Wednesday, September 26, 2012 8:22 PM
Subject: [PRCo] Re: wrong side of the river?


> Mr.Brannon! You definitely have "something" with the extra hanger;
> it is in a different-higher plane than the running wires with 'span wire'
> that disappears at the left running wire. Also note how the two outside
> wires 'appear' further apart at the next span; they should appear
> closer shouldn't they.
> The truck appears fine to me but it can be the monitor, my eyes, a
> combination of these can't it.
>
> I am not convinced of a burn-in or feathering for hilites. That over
> "Mon City" looks chopped and ragged. It still gives a 'hint' of a
> picture through the back window of an auto.
>
> To consider other possibilities, double exposures were a problem
> if the film wasn't wound or the photographer forgets not winding.
>
> The asphalt paving at this time and the surrounding construction
> suggests something recent where a temporary shoofly might be
> built on top of the roadway on our left for bi-directional travel.
> Another trolley wire(s) could be strung for temporary use.
>
> Probably not photoshopped but could be dark room magic of
> the day to accomplish something similar just for fun. It is a
> charter so why not go further and create something unusual.
>
> Shall we ever know for certain?
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> Phil
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>>________________________________
>> From: Herb Brannon <hrbran at cavtel.net>
>>To: pittsburgh-railways at dementix.org
>>Sent: Wednesday, September 26, 2012 7:52 PM
>>Subject: [PRCo] Re: wrong side of the river?
>>
>>As long as I keep seeing rear-truck wheels which do not match up to the 
>>running-rails in the street and as long as I keep seeing a "third" trolley 
>>wire hangar in between the two outside trolley wires it is pretty obvious 
>>that this is a made-up job.
>>
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