Posted by Robert Jordan on February 17, 2015  Really a startling scene. Can't help but notice the broken branches on the sides. Great Photo! Posted by Bill Marvel on February 17, 2015  Eerie, mysterious, very beautiful. Posted by Mitch Goldman on February 17, 2015  I'll echo the above comments - a very interesting effect with a limited yet appealing mix of colors! Posted by Chip Allen on February 17, 2015  As I've told you several other times, you killed this one. This is just awesome! I personally think we're even for the shot I got of the CN cowl in the snowstorm last year. Posted by Jordan Hood on February 17, 2015  Thank y'all very much! I knew the blue and silver would look great against the ice, so luckily Amtrak's schedule participated. I missed shooting a KCS Belle here by a few couple of minutes, but I imagine that would have been quite a contrast! Posted by PrimeMover on February 18, 2015  Crisp, cold, spooky... This photo has it all! Well done! Posted by Marty Bernard on February 18, 2015  Very nice work! Really like it. Posted by Derek Stewart on February 18, 2015  Jeez. Nice shot. PCA from me. Posted by jeff shiley on February 18, 2015  Genny #163 taking a picture of you, taking a picture of it! Cool! Great photo. Posted by dnsommer on February 19, 2015  Great shot! Really fantastic! So sharp, and amazing detail! Thanks! Posted by Trey Belton on February 24, 2015  Really nice shot. Thanks for posting. Posted by David Hawkins on February 24, 2015  Congrats on POW! Posted by Rich Clark on February 25, 2015  Wow, patience pays off here. What a perfectly framed shot and the elements are just.......on the cake! What a beauty. Posted by Herb Brown Jr on February 25, 2015  Great shot, stay warm. Posted by Jeff Sell on February 25, 2015  While cold Winter days aren't exactly my favorite time of year, but Old Man Winter sure does make some fantastic scenery! Posted by Kurt Wayne on February 25, 2015  A few days ago someone got a fascinating shot of this very line at Seneca, SC, a close up of the rails, about three counties northeast. And here you come with this shot. (I used to live in Flowery Branch, the next town to the south where this train will go through.) Fascinating how through colonial northeast Georgia this railroad, which carries trains between pretty much every big city between New York City and New Orleans, can look like a rustic country road. Posted by Carl Massart on February 25, 2015  Great shot Jordan. Love the heat distortion and the ice on the branches. It all comes together to make a memorable shot. Posted by Steve Carter on February 25, 2015  Congratulations on the POTW! Well deserved! Posted by George W. Hamlin on February 26, 2015  Great shot; very well done! Posted by Joseph T. Wagner on February 28, 2015  Very nice, Jordan! Posted by Rafael León on March 3, 2015  Beautiful! I liked how it managed to capture the effect produced by cold and heat Train Posted by Ken Bell on August 30, 2015  How come the back 2 cars wheels are off the track. By a mile.

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