all aboard at daybreak by Richardphotos
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Comments (30)
oh wow!
Powerful engine there great shot. Bet it cost mega bucks to build.
The creepy people image I did was referring to the creatures in the lower left, not her.
Wow! Great looking train! Love those old passenger cars! An amazing photo, Richard! Bravo! Well captured!
Superb shot
Great capture!!!
Sure beats the Long Island RR. What RR line is this? Nice capture.
Nice shot, that looks like a powerful locomotive
Beautiful capture.
Beautiful US railway !
great photo
It is very beautiful and very nice!
very nice capture
Very good capture!
Very nice capture. I like the POV very much.
Cool, great capture!
Exellent done.
Last train to nowhere? Looks like and SD9.................................oh, and nice shot!
I like trains, superb photo !
Wonderful capture! It probably won't fly as well as the Stearman you flew in, but it's awesome in its own right.
I missed this one.Great POV and lighting.
Another superb photo!
A beauty shot if there ever was one!
Superb shot and an impressive engine
oooh, what a nice shot!
Marvelous picture and great perspective !!!
When I was in Peru, I've been in a train with that engine. The highest point was 4800m.
WOW! beautiful capture Cheers
An oldie but goodie. Good shot.
love the deep hues, and the angle, and the way the lower lights on the engine light it up to make it feel like a ship from another planet. And how you line the train up with the line of the silo-towers on the left (whatever those are!), and how the right-side-tracks take us right out of the shot; and how the pink dawn in the background is a gentle paintstroke. A really fine and sensitive train capture, Richard.