Get off the track you idiot!

Great shot. Love the curve of the lines and train

Either get off the track or attach a 1000mm zoom lens!! :-)

Excellent image.. Love it

Excellent image

Hi Robert. I hope that wasn’t travelling at speed(?)....maybe it was ,and you had a long lens ? Great composition. Regards, Steve

The things we do for art Robert! Wonderful perspective & image

lol was it honking its horn at you ? great capture Rob but l think the perspective a little further away might have been safer my friend !!

Woaaah !!! better move Robert !!

:O)) makin’ me smile!
cuz this i so me!

great shot Robert brilliant colours

Great capture, love the colours and tones, well done

Great shot Robert, I got a couple of these in alaska, have posted one yet!

Fabulous shot Robert.

Great capture and title, Rob! And you said it yourself;-)

don’t trip up Robert!

Great perspective, Robert! The risks we take for a good shot, rofl! ;o) Happy and SAFE 2009!

Great shot and title. AND DID YOU ???

Great capture!

TOOT!!.....lol….Fantastic capture, Robert….. :-))

Apparently you got off the track, great shot Robert!!

Fabulous!!!

Nice shot Robert, good DOF, your head was not on the track when you shot this was it ? You can’t take anything away from those of us in this art, we will almost do anything for a photo

Fabulous Robert!!..love the colours.

great shot rob

Atleast you listen to yourself….:-) nice perspective and composition.

Awsome capture…beautifully capture :)

great shot robert :))))

it does appear to be coming right at the viewer. what a unique color that engine is. beautiful rail scenic. love it.

Great memory! I have personally been on this train. Great land!

great catch,,,,,,,,,,,

Great shot.

Great image Robert and I like the low angle.

I assume the idiot made it off the tracks? Good shot, sir.

Anyone who has experienced a loco up close before will so relate to the emotion this image represents – the thunderous roar of the thumping diesel engine approaching, the deafening horn no doubt going (due to your position), the ground absolutely shaking because of the weight of these things, and all in such a beautiful setting.
As the train passes, the roar turns to an overwhelming thunder as it goes by, then the clickety clack of the carriages – perhaps the odd squeaky wheel screaming along, followed by the sound of it fading as the train disappears into the distance, leaving you again in the silence of a beautiful surrounding.
Thanks for the memories. Well, I feel like I’ve been there – that’s the idea of a photo, right?
Of course, the train could be stopped at the time (which is a guess based on your location), but why let that possibility wreck a good story eh?

AWESOME