Photography by Anthony R. Curtis, Ph.D. and Judith G. Curtis, Ph.D.

Mise en Scène
PHOTOGRAPHY BY SpaceToday.org, PH.D. AND JUDITH G. CURTIS, PH.D.

Riding the Rails

LRS 131 Blue Coat Laurinburg, N.C. click photo to enlarge	LRS 131 Blue Coat Logo Laurinburg, N.C. click photo to enlarge	Rail Crossing Laurinburg, N.C. click photo to enlarge

LRS 103 Doors Open Laurinburg, N.C. click photo to enlarge	Railings Laurinburg, N.C. click photo to enlarge	Numberless Scrap Laurinburg, N.C. click photo to enlarge

The romance of the rail is woven into the American social fabric. The rusted-steel skeleton of our national railway network leads trains, once described as wingless airplanes on tracks, through the American imagination. Echoing the glory days, the enchantment of the singing rails and the perception of motion and modernity spark the imagination with possibilities for rapid mobility.

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