D.C After Dark No.11 - The Streetcar at Union Station
Traction enthusiasts might consider the title a "double entendre" as the
D.C. Streetcar does happen to operate on 750 volts D.C. from the overhead catenary...
But the title is actually the name of a new series of photographs taken in Washington, D.C. after sunset.
The D.C. Streetcar is a free service running along the newly revitalized H Street Northeast Corridor
of Washington, from Union Station to the intersection of Oklahoma Avenue.and Benning Road.
The Union Station stop is on the H St overpass high above the railroad tracks leading into
the station,as well as those of the Red Line of Washington's MetroRail rapid transit system.
2020 Steve Ember
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| Sections | Special: Black&White Travel: Washington D.C. Subjects: Railway |
| Folders | Trains-North America |
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| Camera | Canon EOS 40D |
| Lens | --- |
| Aperture | Inf |
| Exposure time | 1/25 |
| Focus length | 0.0 mm |
| ISO | 1000 |
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