Portrait of a railway man. by jayfar
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This was taken at the Beamish Heritage Centre in the North of England a few weeks ago. I posted a pic of the very old railway engine, that you can see in the background, yesterday.
Have a good weekend to all.
Comments (25)
Superb capture my friend. God bless.
Excellent shooting Jeffers!
That is a cracking portrait! He certainly looks the part, a great character! The engine and people wearing the same colours, Black! I would love to visit that place, on my to do list.
He looks great! Obviously loves being in role.
Excellent portrait! He looks like straight from the 1800s.
What a wonderful image ...
I bet his working day is stress free and rewarding.
Very nice to meet him. :))))) He looks like he would be very nice, and he looks like he would have many stories to share. :)))) Most excellent capture my friend. :)))) Thank you for sharing all of the beauty you see. :))))) Start each day with a smile. :))))))
Excellent portrait.
I bet he's got some stories to tell... Great capture
wonderful shot
Superb portrait !!!
superb photo, hard work to fire the engine!
Fabulous portrait ... outstanding capture my friend.
Very nice guy :)
Marvelous portrait; he looks quite a character!
Excellent pic Jeff
A superb person and an excellent photo!
A fine portrait!
outstanding portrait. if I did not know better with his beard he could pass as Amish
marvellous photo
They all take their roles very seriously don't they . It is a great day out
He looks as old as the engine and so do his cloths!
great reenactor
You can hear her can't you.. 'You're not stepping inside here until you get those things off!!!' Great portrait! Rob