Pretty cool!
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This is the best reflection-in-the-railhead result I've seen yet! Nice job!
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Steve, did you bring your orbital buffer along and give that rail head a once over? Great shot of the rail, reflection, mountain, locomotive and sky. Thanks for your contribution.
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| Posted by on August 16, 2007 | |
Thats an absolute gem of a shot. Nice one! Thanks for sharing it with us Steve.
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Voted! Another great reflection Steve.
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Very nice reflection of the rails.
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| Posted by on August 16, 2007 | |
As far as reflection shots go; this is now the example that all else should follow. Fantastic shot.
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That's as good as it gets!
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That thing is shiny! Great reflection shot.
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Geez, it looks like you polished that rail! Either way, great shot.
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Great shot, Steve. Apparently MP 5 right rail is a much better shinier location then MP 5.1 left rail!
Nicely balanced photo, congrats on capturing a PC this time around!
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Awesome, Steve. The colors of the reflection are more vibrant than the real loco.
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Stunning shot!
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Wow. Absolutely priceless.
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Beautiful. I love it.
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Nice reflection and shot Steve!
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| Posted by MP356 on August 29, 2007 | |
Great reflection shot. The depth of field is fantastic.
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This is a awsome shot Steve! Good job! I love it!
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There are many out there, but what makes this shot stand out of the crowd is the wonderful, detailed reflection on the rail and the fact that the loco in the shot was moving and so cool looking!
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Thanks for the comment Chuck! Just a point of clarification. The train was not moving. No way would I take such a photo if I had even the slightest idea that a train was moving within a mile or more of where I was. One further point, the locomotive is a DPU, the train, when it moved, headed to Tacoma, away from my vantage point.
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