• Mike Helechu
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Tucked away in East Windsor, CT. They're going to restore it, so you'll never see it like this again.

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dawn lochridge 15 Jan 2011

very awesome. one of my favorites so far

Artist Reply: Thank you for your nice comments Dawn. Yes, this is near the top of my list of favorites as well. I like it when photographers bring out the rich blacks in monochrome images.

Tim Denison 12 Jun 2009

Great shot! I love stuff like this. Takes me back.

Artist Reply: Thanks very much, Tim. Yes, there's nothing like trains and railroad cars (and ships and planes) for striking that nostalgia chord. Check out Mark Karvon's portfolio. Glad you stopped by.

Julia Scorupsky 14 May 2009

This one is also great! I understand your love for texture; this building looks beautiful as a piece of art!

Artist Reply: Thank you very much Julia. I'm glad you stopped by to take a look.

Anonymous Guest 29 Mar 2009

Nicely taken ,a great capture of the passing of time

Barry Armitage 16 Mar 2009

Worked a lot of years as a conductor. Feel like that old van now. Very nice indeed.

Artist Reply: Thank you Barry. Hope the chord I touched has good memories attached. I love trains. Check out Stanton Manolakas' paintings: he did a series on trains. First rate. Glad you stopped by.

Mary Janosik 06 Mar 2009

I have just enjoyed your slide show from start to finish and you are an exceptional photographer. Your subjects are diverse and I love how you see the world thru your lens. This photo is terrific!!

Artist Reply: Thank you so much for your encouraging comments, Mary. I really appreciate the feedback I get from so many great photographers and artists on AW. Glad you stopped by to take a look.

james klaneski 13 Feb 2009

This one caught my eye right away as a favorite, because i like trains, and also knowing it was taken in my home state. You should check out "the train photos of O. Winston Link".

Artist Reply: Thanks very much for the comment Jim, and thanks for the referral to the Link pictures. Very interesting indeed. Glad you stopped by to take a look. If you're ever in East Windsor, check out the Trolley Museum on Route 140.

Regina Coeli deWinter 11 Feb 2009

Wonderful, dark imagery and effects.

Vilma Rohena 31 Jan 2009

This is an amazing image! It's like a scene from a scary movie. A ghost train perhaps. Great, great shot!

Artist Reply: Yes, I guess there's a "dark side" to this image, too. The good news is that I didn't hear any scratching sounds or knocking coming from inside. Glad you like it.

Anonymous Guest 27 Jan 2009

Fantastic is nothing! Bravissimo for the technique and the moment!

andi luzi 12 Jan 2009

you are a great photographer!!! like this very much...

Artist Reply: Thank you for the very nice comment. I have to tell you that I'm blown away by the work of so many talented photographers displaying their work on AW. You all have made me dig deeper to produce images worthy of showing.

Edward Ginsberg 12 Jan 2009

Thanks for your two comments about my work. Back at you. You have some beautiful stuff. Ed Ginsberg

Artist Reply: Thank you Ed. I appreciate your stopping by to have a look.

Milan Radovanovic 08 Jan 2009

One of my favourites.

Artist Reply: Thank you Milan. I really appreciate your feedback.

Emily Reed 05 Jan 2009

GREAT CAPTURE!

Artist Reply: Thank you so much Emily.

marisel lassalle 04 Jan 2009

I really love places like this one, so full of history that you can almost breath it...very nice Mike

Artist Reply: Thank you so much Marisel. The comments of my fellow photographers mean a great deal to me. Much appreciated.

J. Roberts 31 Dec 2008

I love the old trains.

Artist Reply: Glad it struck a chord with you. Thanks for stopping by to take a look.

Alex Preiss 22 Dec 2008

Nice photo. The right atmosphere for this subject meter.

Artist Reply: Thank you very much Alex. I appreciate your comments.

Michael Jones 17 Dec 2008

Really nice B&W!

Artist Reply: Thank you so much Michael. In most cases, I prefer B&W to color.

Cindy Sugg 13 Dec 2008

I really don't know how they can restore things that are in that bad of shape..I'm happy they will!! It's a TERRIFIC shot Mike

Artist Reply: Thank you very much for viewing & commenting. I appreciate your feedback.

Lana Almaraz 13 Dec 2008

This shot is great!

Artist Reply: Thank you for your feedback Lana.

debbie collier 13 Dec 2008

Beautifully done!!!!

Artist Reply: Thank you Debbie.

STUART FRIEDMAN 13 Dec 2008

I really like this shot. It's a comment on time, the industrial era and nature. Great job.

Artist Reply: Thank you Stuart. That's why it caught my eye immediately.

Stefani Wehner 12 Dec 2008

great work!

Artist Reply: Thank you very much Stefani.

Maria Anna Machado 12 Dec 2008

Beautiful theme.

Artist Reply: Thank you very much Maria. I appreciate your feedback.