There's something about a steam train rounding a mountain curve that makes time feel like it's moving slower - or maybe sideways. The Georgetown Loop Railroad has been threading through the pine-covered ridges of Clear Creek County since the 1880s, and standing trackside watching it pass still feels like catching a glimpse of something that shouldn't quite exist anymore. This postcard was made from my own photography taken there on a summer afternoon, smoke trailing behind the engine, the Rockies stacked up behind it like they always have been.
Part of the Early Studio Originals series, this piece is printed on premium 4" x 6" coated cardstock with a finish that lets the depth and drama of the canyon landscape come through. Send it to a history lover, a train enthusiast, a Colorado soul, or anyone who appreciates the kind of place that earns its own mythology. Once this edition is gone, it's gone.
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Product Specs
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Material: Premium coated cardstock
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Paper weight: 260–350 g/m²
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Thickness: 0.013" (0.34 mm)
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Size: 4" x 6" (101 x 152 mm)
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Finish: Glossy (US & Australia) / Matte (Europe)
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Materials sourced from: Sweden, US, Brazil, or China
Beauty Undiscovered [PULCHRITUDO OCCULTA]
