Born in Paris in 1933, Jeanloup Sieff began his career in 1954 after giving up the idea of working in cinema. After working for Elle magazine and the Magnum agency, he lived and worked in New York from 1961 to 1966. Since 1966 he has lived in Paris and his work has appeared in Vogue, Harper's Bazaar, as well as, in many other publications. His work has been exhibited in numerous museums and galleries around the world. He was a prodigiously productive artist and was often overtaken by…

In the fog in the nowwhere the crossing closed and a train comes soon out of the invisiblity of the haze. You can here the signal. The barrier closes and opens. additional keywords: road, perspective, haze, thick, rails, dawn, outdoor, may, misty, outdoors, line, industry, transportation, speed, weather, smoke, journey, direction, platform, transit, early, transport, nothing, void, from, nowhere, not anywhere, commuter, silence, calm, quietness, white

Track To The Moon by Emily Stauring artist Emily Stauring.

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Down the track. The creepy part, is that the on coming train isn't even on either track.

Loose train watercolor illustration, misty and shadowy

San Luis Potosi, Mexico, circa 1890s. "Tamasopo River Canyon." Dry plate glass negative by William Henry Jackson, Detroit Publishing Co. From www.shorpy.com