Had to do a double-take to find the train. This image is simply remarkable. Really gives one a sense of how insignificant man is against the wonder of nature. Something as massive and powerful as a coal train reduced to virtually nothing. Nick....you should be really proud of this one!
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Brilliant! This image really breaks free of the norm and could easily fit in among the best side by side in a gallery. It's the anti-wedge. Way to go! Congratulations!
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| Posted by on February 10, 2012 | |
Wow! Stunning, and very inspiring! This is pushing the "bigger picture" idea to its limit. Love it!
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I absolutely love this, Nick! A very powerful image that really just captures the area. PCA from me!
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| Posted by on February 10, 2012 | |
Congratulations Nick, on 3 counts: 1. for a fantastic picture, 2. for doing it in B&W, 3. for getting it accepted to RPN, I've had my share of rejected pictures because the train was too small and far away
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Nice photo! But at first I couldn't find the locomotive.
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Very nice Nick!
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| Posted by on February 11, 2012 | |
Nice photo.
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Great shot Nick. Just a suburb composition and great use of scale juxtaposition.
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Remarkable! I'm very grateful for this one making the cut, for it is ingenious and striking. Railway photography that successfully places a railway within the context of its environment, is so much richer for the effort. Beautiful work, truly!
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One of the most amazing B&W photos on RP. And, wonderful composition in that one must hunt for the train amongst the massive towering landscape.
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