Posted by Nscalemike on July 31, 2009 
Love the way your image is lit off of the side...with the sun obscured by the clouds. Nice angle you chose too, to shoot from. Hopefully a s/c award for this nice looking image.
Posted by Jim Thias on July 31, 2009 
Impressive locomotive, yes, but even a much more impressive image. Great lighting and composition with this one, Mitch.
Posted by Appalachian Railfan on July 31, 2009 
One classic photograph Mitch. The lighting and composition really go hand and hand here. Thanks for sharing.
Posted by Travis Dewitz on July 31, 2009 
Very impressive photo, Mitch!
Posted by J Gilbert on July 31, 2009 
Amazing! This is an absolutely gorgeous picture, Mitch.
Posted by Charles Freericks on July 31, 2009 
Awesome image of my favorite locomotive type (the NKP Berk). Well done.
Posted by Janusz Mrozek on July 31, 2009 
Wow, tremendous, so much to see, so many details beyond the fantastic overall: the light and texture on the cylinders and tender, the driver tires, the light fixture on the turntable, great shot, great processing.
Posted by sidney on July 31, 2009 
I can only echo those other guys - superb in every way
Posted by FortSteeleFireman on July 31, 2009 
Awesome, I am mostly a fan of the Canadian Pacific Locomotives, but those Berks just have a draw to them. NKP 765 is my Favorite American Locomotive, that is one good looking Locomotive.
Posted by Steve Carter on July 31, 2009 
Very nice Mitch!
Posted by MRLxHelper on August 1, 2009 
It's like a steel Victoria Secret model on the runway.
Posted by Jverret on August 1, 2009 
The white light combined with black and grey clouds and the blue of the sky bring out the black flat iron connecting rod, the pistons, and the white-circled wheels. We almost can hear the white steam thundering. great colored shot! PCA for me.
Posted by Nick McLean on August 1, 2009 
Cracking shot, Mitch! PC voted.
Posted by Jverret on August 1, 2009 
The white light combined with black and grey clouds and the blue of the sky bring out the black flat iron connecting rod, the pistons, and the white-circled wheels. We almost can hear the white steam thundering. great colored shot! PCA for me.
Posted by John West on August 1, 2009 
Best of the bunch from Owosso that I have seen so far. A very dramatic take on what otherwise might have been a mundane scene.....and I hope you tipped that cloud generously for getting in the way at just the right time.
Posted by Dennis A. Livesey on August 1, 2009 
Gorgeous! Your processing skills are becoming incredible. What a great thing to look at. Glad we finally met at this very turntable!
Posted by J. Alex Lang on August 3, 2009 
Wow, this is impressive. Mitch, it looks HDR to me. Is it an HDR?
Posted by Mitch Goldman on August 3, 2009 
Thanks for all the kind comments! As for the photo, it is not an HDR. I took the photo shooting directly into the sun which is the main reason for the glow and contrast. The photo is pretty much as seen and captured with the exception of a fair amount of sharpening and shadow recovery which brought back some details which were originally rather dark, specifically the nose and side of the engine.
Posted by Ray Peacock heartlandrails.com on August 3, 2009 
Outstanding image Mitch.
Posted by Donald Haskel on August 11, 2009 
When Mother Nature and Human kind get together what a show. This is truly beautiful. Thank you Mitch.
Posted by R. Mueller on April 13, 2014 
Beautiful detail capture, Mitch! Highlights are perfect!
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