Posted by Ken Kuehne on May 16, 2007  Nice shot, Michael. Interestingly enough, it reminds me of a shot I saw a few years back in Model Railroader. Posted by J. C. Smith, Jr. on May 16, 2007  This is an absolutely stunning photograph, congratulations! Posted by Bill Merlavage --- www.merlavageimages.com on May 16, 2007  Well panned...congrats Posted by John West on May 16, 2007  Not sure I'm supposed to post this sort of thing anymore, but here goes.....WOW! Just goes to show that you don' t really need sleep to be creative! Posted by BNSF SAMMY on May 16, 2007  Great photo! Posted by Nicholas O Sullivan on May 16, 2007  Very neat! Posted by Dean Kaplan on May 16, 2007  Awesome pan shot of this caboose Micheal! Posted by chris davis on May 16, 2007  Creative & evocative work. Very well executed. Chris, UK. Posted by UPfan67 on May 30, 2007  Great photo, nothing like a train in the early morning. I've had a couple of opportunities to experience the brakeman/conductors' vantage point myself working for some scenic railroads in Ohio. You can also see why the cuppola caboose was "dropped" from the rear of trains, as the height difference is clearly indicated. Although, bay windows are still capable of getting the job done of viewing the train up the side. I will say however: "Bring back the caboose!"

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