Went with Jordan’s shot of the bridge….the navigation lights reflected on the water with the “just at dusk” colors catch the eyes better than the others, and the shot is unique because of that.
23 17 46 11
I don't usually vote or comment on these, although I always like looking at and apriciate the great photography, I must say Frank Orona's shot is just awsome!!!!
I voted for Alex Mayes shot of the collection of historic 'covered wagons'...what's not to like about that. After voting, I was quite surprised that it had received the fewest votes of any of the submissions. It must be that 'eye of the beholder' thing.
Tom in Nashville, TN
I opted for John Troxler's shot. How many times have we struggled to make out the details of a passing train in a dark night? He has captured that feeling exceedingly well.
John S
Full moon and thunderstorm. Although upon further review, I should have voted for Jordan or perhaps Frank. I guess I got too excited.
Good morning,
Check out this week's Trackside with Trains competition: "Night shots."
http://trn.trains.com/en/Trackside/2014/09/Vol%20242%20Night%20Shots.aspx
Eight photographers entered to win a chance at being published in Trains magazine. You decide who wins. Vote today!
Thanks,
Drew Halverson
Our community is FREE to join. To participate you must either login or register for an account.