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The engineer and conductor compare time pieces so that they both expect to arrive at the same place at the same time. Amazing how that works. On the other hand, this is a digital painting of a scene that was actually rarely witnessed by lesser mortals. In their day, trainmen, were the astronauts of the day. The men were dwarfed by the machines the operated through nearly every town in America at one time. This image is of those times when trains still had an aura about them.

J. “Griff” Griffin An Original Pioneer of Paintography Hi, let me introduce myself. Most artists don't like to brag and that description would fit me. On the other hand, if one has something that is original to them, if they don't tell you, how would you know. I would like to be able to tell you and others that read this that I am the originator of “Paintography” or the merging of photographs and digital painting. The truth is I cannot say that without impunity, but I can say if you can find someone who has been doing what I do longer, I'd like to meet them as the conversation would probably be rewarding for both of us in a way that addresses technique. The absolute truth is that I began merging photos of airplanes (those that...