To quote the famous philosopher, Borat..."Niiiiiiice!!!"
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Oh, I like this one. Very nice.
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| Posted by on August 15, 2007 | |
Great one. Gets my PCA vote
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Wow- this picture just oozes pure power. That's heeluva piece of glass on your camera!. Chris, UK.
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That is a great photo. The smoke and the angle of the grade emphasizes the struggle the train is enduring.
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Very nice image. I always liked that night shot with the meet at the signal bridge-152778-but this is just as powerful an image.
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| Posted by MP356 on August 15, 2007 | |
Great composition, lighting, and use of telephoto lens. You can feel the struggle against gravity!
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Incredible work. Just incredible. I can hear that locomotive through the photo.
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Really cool image Chris. Really thinking outside of the norm
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Great shot! That thing must have been down on its knees for most of the climb.
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Absolutely top notch creative railway photography. Who needs wedgies?
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Wow - Chris, this is so far out of the box that you must need a flight to get back home.
Exceptionally visionary (again). Congrats on a well earned PC!
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Sweet recollection of mountain steam days, in a way.
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Excellent shot Chris. To me, this defines Appalachian coal hauling,
Brian Rackley
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WoW
I Love This Photo !
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Excellent shot, Chris! It's so perfect, in so many ways. The darkness of it, the steep incline, and the power. What an incredible scene! 20 out of 10!
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Superbe!!
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Great feeling of anticipation; showing only the top half of the locomotive really heightens the tension.
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