Posted by Chase Gunnoe on December 13, 2010 
Beautiful star capture, Jeff. Simply an amazing photo. What was used to illuminates the signal bridge? Originally, I thought it was the headlight of a passing train, but it appears that it's possibly a spotlight? Thanks!
Posted by Steven M. Welch on December 13, 2010 
$#!@!!! Very VERY nice image, Jeff.
Posted by on December 13, 2010 
When I first saw the thumbnail, I wanted to give this a PCA vote! Spectacular photo!
Posted by Steve Harenda on December 13, 2010 
That, is a very cool shot! One wonders if there's a planet out there with rail-fans as well.
Posted by Wharton Separk on December 13, 2010 
Jeff, that is really nice! Great work!
Posted by Frank Keller on December 13, 2010 
Fantastic, Jeff. How long was the exposure?
Posted by Jeff Robertson on December 13, 2010 
Thanks for all the comments. What started out as a night to try and shoot the meteor shower, turned into a night with the Milky Way. It was so crisp and clear that night, it was easily visible with the naked eye. Anyway, the shot was taken with a Nikon D3s, 30s/4.5 at ISO 12800. From there it was processed in Nikon Capture NX2 with a half stop push and some noise reduction. The signal bridge was light painted with a Maglite "C" cell flashlight.
Posted by Scott Marsh on December 14, 2010 
Nice is an under statement.
Posted by Brian Hiscock on December 14, 2010 
My god! It's full of stars! Nifty!
Posted by Temuulen.B on December 15, 2010 
Great
Posted by brienza1975 on December 15, 2010 
I LOVE THIS PHOTO...Awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Posted by Charlie O on December 16, 2010 
A PCA from me without any hesitation whatsoever. Beautiful photograph!
Posted by Jay Hawthorne on December 16, 2010 
Proof that some of the best Railfan shots don't even need a Train in the Photo.
Posted by on December 17, 2010 
PCA is an auto thought by me when looking at this photo. This is incredible.
Posted by Matthew Robson on March 25, 2015 
Holy moly... What a stunning image. Nicely done Jeff.
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