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[DadgariPhotography]

 A BNSF grain train leans into the elevated curve at Drano Lake in the Columbia River Gorge.

Banking Right at Drano Lake

I hope you all enjoy the photo,

Ryan Dadgari

Sacramento, CA

[morseman]

Excellent photo.    Welcom to this forum.     Hope to see a lot more of your pix.

[diningcar]

DadgariPhotography

 A BNSF grain train leans into the elevated curve at Drano Lake in the Columbia River Gorge.

Banking Right at Drano Lake

I hope you all enjoy the photo,

Ryan Dadgari

Sacramento, CA

I do not find Drano Lake on a BNSF map, or that name in the employee timetable. Please assist us with locating this site with BNSF names.  Thanks

[DadgariPhotography]

http://www.bing.com/maps/default.aspx?v=2&FORM=LMLTCC&cp=45.713836~-121.629682&style=h&lvl=15&tilt=-90&dir=0&alt=-1000&phx=0&phy=0&phscl=1&encType=1

 Here is an aerial view of the location. 

The nearest time table listings would be Home Valley, Washington to the west, and Cook, Washington to the east.   

[DadgariPhotography]

morseman

Excellent photo.    Welcom to this forum.     Hope to see a lot more of your pix.

Thank you for the kind words.  I'm glad to be here, and glad you enjoy the photo.

Thanks again, 

Ryan

[Modelcar]

DadgariPhotography

 A BNSF grain train leans into the elevated curve at Drano Lake

 

Now that is a different dramatic shot.....Very different.  Great...!

[selector]

It is a very nice and spectacular image.  The way linear items, such as tree trunks and poles are splayed toward the corners of the image, and the exaggerated super-elevation, that would be from a wide angle lens?

-Crandell

[trainfan1221]

I see you are new here.  Kindly make yourself known with more excellent photos like that. Great shot!

[DadgariPhotography]

Thank you for the welcome and the comments!  I will definitely be posting more photos in the future.

 

Ryan Dadgari

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selector

It is a very nice and spectacular image.  The way linear items, such as tree trunks and poles are splayed toward the corners of the image, and the exaggerated super-elevation, that would be from a wide angle lens?

-Crandell

 Crandell,

Thanks for the comment.  I can tell you the trees are wind-swept and the poles are not very straight.  The photo was made at 28mm, so there may be a little distortion from that angle, but not this much.  It really is just really elevated in this location. 

Thanks again,

Ryan

[videomaker]

A BNSF grain train leans into the elevated curve at Drano Lake in the Columbia River Gorge

GREAT SHOT ! I love it when my pics turn out like this one !

Thanks for sharing !

[route_rock]

  That was a great shot! Wheeeeee is all I can yall if I am in that cab!