Fabulous shot. It's made even better running under the catenary. Very nice work. -- NM
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Great shot Thomas, gives you the feeling you're right in the tunnel on the front of the train with the bricks even making you dizzy!
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| Posted by M.J. Scanlon on April 4, 2007 | |
Very cool shot.
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Awesome tunnel shot Thomas!!!
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Very nice perspective.
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Great shot Thomas. Clicking this photo to full screen makes me feel like im on the same trip with you. Fabulous work.
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Awsome shot. For some reason it makes me kind of dizzy.
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| Posted by Wade H. Massie on April 4, 2007 | |
Great sense of motion!
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| Posted by on April 6, 2007 | |
Staring at this photo begins to make one slightly dizzy...Great shot, tons of motion and speed!!!
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| Posted by Tom V. on April 16, 2007 | |
Looks very similar to the center tube of Grand Central Terminal in NYC
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WOW, that's awesome. it's hard to look at...yet, i can't stop!
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Thanks for the kind words, and PCA votes everyone! A little more detail on the shot. The train was going about 20 MPH at this point - it was a deadhead move and was ahead of schedule, so the engineer slowed it down a touch for me to get the shot. It was shot on a tripod in the front of the cab control car. This tunnel, if I remember correctly, is under East Grand Ave and Russell St in New Haven, CT. The train was heading east to Old Saybrook to begin it's commuter run to New Haven again.
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| Posted by Kayvon Sari on April 28, 2007 | |
Very nice.
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