Post Your Best Train Shot......

Thought I'd add in a couple of mine:

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IMG_9400 / Snow by EuroSprinter, on Flickr

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IMG_9561 / Royalty by EuroSprinter, on Flickr

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IMG_0704 / Pendennis Castle by EuroSprinter, on Flickr

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captainpenguin wrote in post #11327057
Not to sure about 2&3 but love the HS125 in the snow

Had I managed to get up when I wanted to the snow effects would have been better however I'm terrible at dragging myself out of bed, especially in winter!
2 & 3 I like em, mainly cos 2 was the first time I'd gotten a photo of the Royal Train and 3 it's because it was one of the first outings of the locomotive in question after a repaint. It was also one of the first night time rail photos I did with my 50D.
Thanks for the comments though!

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On from Stockholm Central Station.

The train is an X2 (X2000) capable of 125 mph and can tilt to take curves at higher speeds.

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After a cold wait this morning got this one

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A couple from this morning

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artyman wrote in post #11353046
After a cold wait this morning got this one

Seriously good shot

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Buttkicker wrote in post #11353146
A couple from this morning

Chris

I love both versions but the mono one is the winner for me

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A quick snapshot from today as i changed from commuter-trains to the subway.

I feel like i grow everyday i do train photography.

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one of mine from Tennessee Valley Railroad.

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These are my best train shots...because they are my only train shots I've ever taken!

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Not so much a good "train shot" as a good portrait. Bittern at Common Bottom outside Wilton in the UK.

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KROHN27 wrote in post #11375616
These are my best train shots...because they are my only train shots I've ever taken!

Like the flames coming out of the stack of the GE AC44CWCTE in the first photo. GE 4 cycle engines are famous for this, while you rarely ever see flames from the stack of an EMD 2 cycle engine.

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