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Old railroad tracks lead behind some weathered storage tanks attached to a small factory in Dayton, Ohio on a partly cloudy day.

Perspective is always in play when railroad tracks are in sight and couldn't pass this set as I strolled behind some factories. I wanted to capture the environment in the photo so I made sure to capture the factory showing the railroad's purpose.

Written on Wednesday, 08 June 2011 18:42 by Synthetic Tone

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