Posted by Matthew Griffin on February 8, 2013  What an awesome shot! Posted by Tom Keeping on February 8, 2013  Zebras and PA Warbonnets!! For a Santa Fe fan, it doesn't get any better than this. Saw these as a kid and fell in love. Over six decades later nothing's changed. Thank you so much, Eugene, for sharing these glorious shots. Posted by Brian Sellers on February 9, 2013  What a catch!! Many thanks for sharing this gem! Posted by Rick Erben on February 9, 2013  What a stunning image! It certainly exhibits why the Santa Fe has such appeal for many of us. Posted by Blair Kooistra on February 9, 2013  Spectacular photo and, oh my, the joys of Kodachrome! It's like a built-in saturation slider! We tend to forget in our snobbish era of L-series lenses and razor sharp optics--where photos taken today with sharpness similar to this would be rejected for undersharpened--that the 40s and 50s really were the stone-ages of color railfan photography. Thanks for sharing this wonderful look back! Posted by Darrell Krueger on February 9, 2013  Outstanding! How is this not a Screeners Choice?? Posted by Howard Gillespie on February 9, 2013  What a great capture. I never knew RSD-5s helped the varnish over Raton. Thanks for sharing! Posted by Rich Brown on February 10, 2013  Oh, to be able to HEAR the SYMPHONY of of sound that must have accompanied this image ! PS: For ALCos pulling up-hill they sure do have clean exhausts.

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