Great Shot Pete! If only the steam was real.
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WOW!
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Aren't they the most awesome machines ever built? Great, timeless photo!
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The most powerful locomotive to ever be built! Awesome night shot Pete.
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Terrific shot, Pete... looks almost like a night in Cheyenne in the summer of 1959.
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This is something that is truly special Pete. This picture is a testament to ALCO,Union Pacific and the entire railroading community.
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This shot looks like it was taken back in the mid 1950s, Great Shot.
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So what did Lerro Productions do to bring it to life?
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This picture reminds me of the black & white O.Winston Link took on the Norfolk & Western back in the 50s. Nice shot Pete
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| Posted by Nikko P on November 4, 2007 | |
Best bigboy photo here so far.
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An amazing work of art in every way!
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| Posted by on November 6, 2007 | |
Amazing photo, this loco sure lives up to it's name, BIG BOY !
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Incredible photo! For a second, I thought I was looking at another one of those "last days of the Big Boys" shots from the 50s. Shouldn't someone have taken care of the number boards atop the boiler?
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Love the angle and perspective of the photo - makes it look longer. Nicely executed!
As for bringing a Big Boy to life: A few thousand watts of light help give this famous park engine some character and dimension while smoke is generated via two types of smoking devices. Many thanks to Steamtown for allowing us access to this engine (last minute) in substitution for other engines that were not available.
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| Posted by MISSY on December 31, 2007 | |
Love the UP BIG BOY.
Love this shot.
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What a great, "tarnished" shot!!
This is my favorite unit of Big Boys, the 4012!
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