Thanks to all who’ve joined, whether you’ve entered the contests or not. Some of the other entries this time round were so good I thought I’d share them here in a sort of runners-up hall of fame, if
Redding Lumber Transport-leased owner-operator Chris Hanna, whom we’ve featured in the past in the magazine, offered up this view through the windshield of a perhaps somewhat lesser-known, seldom-used alternate route on the haul between Washington State and the Mexico border at San Luis, Ariz. It’s S34 between U.S. 78 in Glamis, Calif., headed south to I-8 west of Yuma, Ariz. “The road cuts out an hour compared to going all the way west on highway 78 to Brawley, Calif.,” says Hanna, “and then south to Interstate 8” just to eventually head back east.
And here’s South Carolina-based TransAm Trucking (of Olathe, Kan.) company driver Karen Morris‘ unique view on a “golden city,” she notes, at the end of a rainbow — I love the in-focus foreground, the way water drops on the windshield bring the photographer’s situation, looking out onto beauty, into perfect clarity. (It’s not quite a double rainbow, though, is it? You may recall stories of former truck drivers of yore.)
And, finally, longtime photo group member James Summers, an