Beautiful photography and magical art all created by John Haldane
by John Haldane
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Our baby onesies are made from 100% pre-shrunk cotton and are available in five different sizes. All baby onesies are machine washable.
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Tennessee Valley Railroad teamed up with Norfolk Southern to bring the 1904 steam locomotive to several different cities in the south. The last steam... more
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Tennessee Valley Railroad teamed up with Norfolk Southern to bring the 1904 steam locomotive to several different cities in the south. The last steam engine to operate in a regular service in the southern railway was in 1953. Norfolk Southern started the 21st Century Steam Program, which brings steam trains to town so people can see what a steam engine looks like. With some work in Photoshop, I created this old book look for the photo.
John Haldane is a published professional artist living in Asheville, North Carolina. His artwork has been featured in fine art galleries in Arizona and North Carolina and in calendars, books, and magazines. The magazines include The Scenic, the Laurel of Asheville, The Writers & Artists Quarterly, COSTCO Magazine, Wild WNC News, Camera in the Wild Magazine, and others. He has had articles published in several of these magazines as well. Haldane's art is unique, created using cameras, software, digital tools, and/or paints. Haldane is a member of the Carolina Nature Photographers Association (CNPA). He has also joined the Friends of the WNC Nature Center, the North Carolina Arboretum, The Great Smoky Mountains Association (Lifetime...
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Doug Matthews
Superb. Great choice of font, too.
John Haldane replied:
Thank you, Doug!