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	When Opportunity Knocks: The Delaware Coast Line story describes the origins and current day operations of this energetic Delaware shortline with a wonderful mix of classic motive power. Complete with "Train Chaser" maps highlighting the best photo locations!

	Dansville & Mount Morris - the Railroad with Hart recalls the days of this central New York shortline prior to its purchase by the Genesee & Wyoming, when it was a family-run railroad owned by the Hart family. The article provides a wonderful and little-known history of this spunky line and the Hart family's involvement in its day-to-day operations.

	Conquering the Night: Exploring Lighting Techniques, Part 3 continues the discussion of night photography techniques and hardware, this time focusing on Lumedyne Flash and Hensel Porty lighting units. The key features of theses technologies are discussed, as well as they negatives. Supplementing the text are example night shots illustrating the results using these units.

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