Georgetown Loop Trestle by Stevej46
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
The Georgetown Loop Trestle was originally built in the 1880's. The narrow valley and the steep rise from Georgetown to Silver Plume, Colorado, required a large loop in the narrow valley to keep the grade at 4% or below.
Today a new trestle provides the same experience for tourists who come up to ride the trains.

Comments (20)
Wow.... a really outstanding shot!!!
Very dynamic shot! The perspective is great, and you kept definition on the background clouds. Well done!
Fantastic POV.
super shot of some great steam 2-6-?
Great shot of a wonderful train.
Great shot, very well done...
cool trainspotting
Nice angle....did you survive? :-)
Fantastic POV & Great shot, very well done
Very cool shot!
Xcellent clarity and details and colors!
Great POV! My son would love this!
Great shot, dramatic angle, good focus. Was it standing still, as there's no steam from the cylinders and no motion blur? Were you up in a tree or lying on some support? Looks like pretty dangerous location to get the perfect photo. Good job! :)
The PoV is perfect, a fantastic shot!
Nothing less than amazing work - the postwork is outstanding giving this realism and depth with exceptional color tones.
terrific! like it so very much.
I find trains so fascinating. This is a primo shot of an old time ride. Only thing that would make it better is a massive plume of smoke. But you can't control that. Really nice shot here. I would be happy with this one.
Fantastic shot!
Just a perfect POV on this shot, wonderful capture of this steaming beauty.
Great shot.