Posted by Derek Buel on February 10, 2008
Mountain steam railroading and snow-an excellent combination. Great video! |
Posted by Kent Nelson on February 10, 2008
Great clips Chris. Very well done. |
Posted by John G. on February 10, 2008
Great video, Chris! Isn't it amazing that if you hurry to get a good shooting location that other people will run up at the last minute into your point of view? |
Posted by Adam Christman (Penn Rail Videos) on February 11, 2008
Great clip! I love that whistling about halfway through the video... I'll have to try that one when I do the engineer's program in May at Williams Grove, PA.
And I know what it's like getting foamers in my shots... I usually get 'em back at some point (heh heh heh). |
Posted by John R. Hill - Sonlite Photography on February 11, 2008
Nice shooting! I second John G's comment...Don't ya just love it when you take the time to setup the perfect shot then someone at the last second blocks it! |
Posted by Cameron on February 14, 2008
The last shot reminds me of an old saying, "If they call it tourist season, why can't we shoot them?"
Did you politely thank them for being in the way?
Otherwise, excellent work! |
Posted by Steve Lerro on February 26, 2008
It would have been nice if the two people didn't run in front of your shot in the last scene. |
Posted by T. Anderson (BRIT) on March 23, 2008
Excellent Video. I was fortunate to ride this train in 2005 but it was July and not as scarry. Good Work. |
Posted by Stanley Piper on May 27, 2008
I'll try to be nice about this but the two people who got into the shot are complete idiots! Absolutely no manners or thoughts about the person who was first to the trackside. Great video otherwise. |
Posted by NHIWW on August 30, 2008
What about the putz standing in the guage before the other two even lumber up?
He should be shot. And they wonder why railfans have a bad reputation. |
Posted by Gingerbread on October 6, 2009
The "Putz" was there and set up first. Good video, Chris. |
Posted by Ellis Simon on January 9, 2010
Great work, Chris. However, when I shoot trains I don't want any railfan tushies in my shot. |
Posted by Ed Mullan on August 27, 2011
Darn good video and love the whistle on the engine. I noticed that both of the fellas who jumped into your shot had tele lenses. If so they could have easily walked over next to you had made nearly the same photos from that side of the road. I make it a point not to step in front of anyone's shot when I'm out taking photos. |
Posted by Mark Denniston FRPS on November 6, 2012
The guy with the tripod in the middle of the tracks is a bad commercial for both professional and hobbyist photographer. That was not something you ever want to advertize to your kids about how to film trains. |
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