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15 of 15 people found the following review helpful.
By Robin
At last Abrams gives us a third helping of wonderful Link photos. The first book, `Steam Steel & Stars' in 1987 introduced him to a wider audience and now he's firmly established as a great American photographer, something train fans have known for years. Of the three Abrams books I think this the best because it is so comprehensive and also a first-class production.Like Richard Steinheimer, another great American train photographer, Link believed there was more to this kind of work than snapping a smoking wedge shaped consist powering along a track. Both of them creatively explored the engines in and out of use, employees who made it all happen and the places and towns along the track. Link took it further by creating remarkable night-time tableaus of steamers passing through towns and the countryside.The book's 180 photos (twelve in colour) are in five sections: `Railroaders' looks at all sorts of Norfolk & Western employees; `Iron Horses' covers the various units N&S used and Link chose this company because it was the last to use both steam and diesel; `Side by Side' with trains on the mainline; `In the Land of Plenty' has a lovely selection of photos of small towns, stations, passengers, stores and buildings in the N&S region. The last section: `How it was done' is, I think, one of the strengths of the book. It's a detailed look at how Link worked, not just with cameras but how he took movies and did recordings.The landscape book (just over 11.5 inches wide) is an excellent production. Printed with a 200 screen on a quality matt art paper. None of the photos bleed of the page edge and they all have extensive captions though I did find it slightly annoying that captions are only on every other spread even though nearly every page had space for them. The book has a fifty minute CD of Link's train recordings (and if you are buying a used copy of the book I think it's worth checking with the seller that the disc is included) which I thought was mildly interesting except for a quite stunning 2.14 minutes of a pusher, engine 2179, working a heavy goods train up a gradient in June 1958. To hear the pulsating roar of this unit straining away is incredible. There's a photo of the front of the engine taken from the door of the caboose on the day of the recording.Life along the line is a beautiful celebration of Winston Link's photography.
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By Stardust
this is not the best of Link's albums but is still worth having in the library.
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By whatlep
One of the presents Santa dropped off for me in 2012 was the latest collection of O. Winston Links' photographs. If you have even a remote interest in photography or US railroading, this book is money well invested. If you don't know of O. Winston Link, you really should!Another reviewer has comprehensively outlined the book's technical attributes and I agree with every word. This is a beautifully executed piece of printing which exudes quality and attention to detail in every respect. I suspect Link would have approved.Quite a few of the photos in the book have been published before, but this book contains more detail than previously on how the pictures were set up and why the subjects/sites were chosen. If you already have the two previous books of Link's photos, this one is still worthwhile reading for the biographical details of Link's life and the unpublished photos which are fascinating even if more people-centred, rather than railway enthusiast fare.
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