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Trackside with Erik and Mike, Vol. 25: February 21, 2005
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Bergie
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Mon, Feb 21 2005 2:25 PM
In our online feature,
Trackside with Erik and Mike
, Trains.com staff members Erik Bergstrom and Mike Yuhas go trackside and share their photo results with you. In each installment, we’ll include let our users vote on who got the best shot.
Read this week’s installment.
Please vote and then share your comments.
Erik Bergstrom
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Posted by
Noah Hofrichter
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Mon, Feb 21 2005 4:36 PM
Ooooooo!!! All I can say is SOO+Early morning light+UP photo as other choice(bleck)= Vote for Number 1!! It's absolutely awesome! I love it.
Noah
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Posted by
Anonymous
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Mon, Feb 21 2005 4:53 PM
It has to be Photo 1! What an amazing shot! It just grabs you!
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Posted by
Anonymous
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Mon, Feb 21 2005 5:44 PM
The lights and lighting make it #1
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Posted by
Teditor
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Mon, Feb 21 2005 6:14 PM
Six big ones on UP, awesome.
Teditor
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Posted by
Anonymous
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Mon, Feb 21 2005 6:34 PM
Instead of being a techie, let me put it another way.
Photo 1: Too much background light makes the loco dark but I do love the light on the stacks.
Photo 2: Snow, yes. Partly/Mostly Sunny, Yes. A bunch of units to round out a very nice photo, YES!!!!
#2 is the winner!!!!!!!!
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Posted by
FrankStratton
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Mon, Feb 21 2005 6:59 PM
Great lighting effects on #1 gets my vote.
I'm not a UP fan which doesn't help.
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Posted by
blade
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Mon, Feb 21 2005 7:00 PM
photo 2 is my pick because it has my favorite road the up.
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Posted by
theswitchman
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Mon, Feb 21 2005 7:07 PM
This was a tough choice for me but I voted for the more artsy #1.
I thought Mike and Erik took most of their photos in Wisconsin so I couldnt figure out what those UP C44ACCTEs were doing in Cheeseland.
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Anonymous
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Mon, Feb 21 2005 7:21 PM
Anybody and everybody does 3/4 shots of locomotives. Photo #1 showed something in a different position.
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Mon, Feb 21 2005 7:25 PM
The guy picked two good photos, made for a hard choice. I voted for #1 the lighting made the shot.
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Posted by
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Mon, Feb 21 2005 7:27 PM
Gotta go with #1. #2 was good but kinda ordinary.
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Posted by
Anonymous
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Mon, Feb 21 2005 7:30 PM
Photo #1 is the more intriguing.
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Posted by
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Mon, Feb 21 2005 7:49 PM
Gotta go with Photo #1 for selfish reasons...if I knew where the shot was taken, I could safely say my freight was on board.
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Posted by
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Mon, Feb 21 2005 8:20 PM
Nahhhhh-eeeeeSS!!!! Both are sharp photos, too be sure, but the SOO shot what a tich more haunting to me...eeny, meeny, meinie-mo.......
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