Trackside with Trains Vol. 245: "GE locomotives" is LIVE

[Murphy Siding]

I liked the Australian photo just because it was something out of the norm.

[NorthWest]

Well, it is wonderful to have someone so knowledgeable on the forum!

I enjoy your book very much.

[M636C]

NorthWest

I went with the same.

Peter, are you the Peter Clark who is the author of the books such as An Australian Locomotive Guide?  

 

I am indeed.

I am worrying about an update of that book right now.

Peter

[NorthWest]

I went with the same.

Peter, are you the Peter Clark who is the author of the books such as An Australian Locomotive Guide?  

[M636C]

CSSHEGEWISCH

I went with Peter Clark's shot.  It's nice to see railroading from well beyond our borders and Australian railroading is an interesting hybrid of North American and overseas railroading.

 

Paul,

Thanks.

I picked a photo that was well lit and showed the locomotives (which would be unfamiliar to most forum members) clearly.  I never expected to win. But I am pleased with the response. I will submit further photographs when the subject is appropriate.

Peter

[CSSHEGEWISCH]

I went with Peter Clark's shot.  It's nice to see railroading from well beyond our borders and Australian railroading is an interesting hybrid of North American and overseas railroading.

[edblysard]

Went with Alex….even though it is a “wedge” shot, the location and background make it work, and it does show GE’s mainstay off quite well.

[cx500]

All excellent photos, but I didn't feel any one stood out as significantly superior.  I'll abstain this time.

[D-Halv]

Good morning,

Check out this week's Trackside with Trains photo competition, featuring eight photos of "GE locomotives." Vote for the winner here:

http://trn.trains.com/photos-videos/trackside/2014/10/ge-locomotive-shots

 

Good luck to our participants!

Drew