I love how the Zephyr is small compared to the desert John! Beautiful shot!
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I love how the Zephyr is small compared to the desert John! Beautiful shot!
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Wow, very nifty shot, John. No doubt deserving of that SC.
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Great detail and textures in the landscape really looks nice.
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| Posted by Mike W. on January 9, 2009 | |
It always amazes me just how devoid of plant life this area is. I don't think I've ever seen a more barren area. Luckily, that doesn't detract from the area's photogenic qualities. Awesome shot!
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Great shot, John. One of the more interesting places I've seen in the west. Nary a single tree to obstruct your train! I just wish there were more trains to see here. At least you can depend on Amtrak's #5 and #6 to pass through the Green River Desert in daylight hours.
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Very nice. I echo the comments on the vast emptiness of the desert, well done.
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This makes me think that this is what a train on the moon would look like. Amazing photo John.
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When I first looked at the thumb I thought, oops, somebody goofed, there's no train on that track. But there is a train in the picture and because we all have seen so many pictures of that train we don't really need to see it other than its shape. Yet it's still a train picture and without the Zephyr it would be just a great scenery picture. And I love pictures with the whole train in them. But this is the extreme. Thanks for the effort John.
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Outstanding; love how the track in the foreground draws your eye towards the train
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| Posted by Justin on January 13, 2009 | |
Very nice shot John!
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| Posted by Snowy on January 15, 2009 | |
Wow, thats great. I agree with the comment about the moon. Even without the train its a neat shot.
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"And miles to go before I sleep, And miles to go before I sleep." (-some guy named Robert Frost) Very different and interesting photo Mr. Ryan. Love the color contrast of ROW/train to Utah scenery. Passenger trains on the moon?
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I can see for miles and miles and miles and miles, oh ya. (The Who) Love the scenery, thanks for the shot John.
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Wow!!! what a magnificient photo this one is. It gives new meaning to rail pictures. I dont know whether i would be able to view all the graet pictures featured in this site before my time comes.
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Since when did Amtrak start their operations on Mars? ;)
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