Southern Pacific and Santa Fe Box Cars
by howie733

Comment:
I don't care for the pp on this. I don't think it adds anything to the pic. I think the colors look like they would have been amazing without this antique pp.

Final Destination
by TallPaul

Comment:
Gloomy, kind of spooky, especially with your title :) Great composition. I love the somewhat haunted feeling.

Rail Road Relic
by rpethel

Comment:
A little dark is the first thing I notice. The composition is awkward - it's like the train wants to run over the raised car. It's also a little strange that the tracks don't continue even though from the cropping it looks like the train continues. IMHO it feels awkward.

Bee Careful On Those Tracks!
by Steef

Comment:
I wonder if he's dead or if you just have a really fast trigger finger? Great shot, my favorite thing is those wonderful trees in the background.

Evening Arrival
by javakills

Comment:
Cool pic, out of the box, love the lighting.

Morning train to Ballerat - Southern Cross Station
by millsa

Comment:
This reminds me of the airport in Bilbao, Spain. I think there's a lot going on in this pic, it's very busy. The most distracting thing for me is the stuff in the lower left corner. I think if this were advanced editing that selective desat would help bring focus to the subject.

Sittin' Around
by mrjackson

Comment:
The subject is nice and clear, the lighting is good. Not my fav., doesn't have a lot of zing, but the technicals are great.

Midnight Streak
by jeger

Comment:
Such a cool, purple sky! Great use of motion blur and lighting.

100 Year Span
by jjstager2

Comment:
The first thing that pops to me about this pic is the colors, the greens and browns work really well together. I like how far into the distance we can see.

Silent Whistle Howlin'
by Refresh

Comment:
I think that a slightly lower angle would have done better with this to move our eyes more toward the end of the tunnel rather than feel like we're staring strait down at the tracks. I also think that using different composition, for example have the tracks originate in the bottom left corner instead of the whole bottom of the frame, would help move our eye along the photo better.