"...white knuckle ride?"
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Your first day shot on RP and it is stunning. Thanks Gary.
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Wow! One of the best photo's I've seen on this site, or any site for the matter. Spectacular!
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Terry is right, this is your first day shot on RP, and might I say it is AMAZING. Youre easily one of the best photographers on RP. Keep up the excellent work!
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Outstanding photo! What were you standing on?
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Posted by julia51 on March 20, 2006 | |
breath taking! julia
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Can that water get any bluer? Nice shot;congrats on POTW!
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Gary that is a great picture. Congrats on POTW
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Now that's mountain goat railroading! Great colors all around.
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Great shot Gary, lots of interest for the railfan and anyone viewing, worth waiting for any time!!
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Such a beautiful picture Gary, you've done it again, as a CP fan, I'm really impressed with the shot, stunning and yet beautifully composed. Excellent Job.
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Great shot!
gorgeous!
but im amazed that no one seems to notice that the color balance is terrible! ;)
it has a huge overall cyan cast..
a few seconds in photoshop and we get this:
http://img234.imageshack.us/img234/2871/garyknapp7sg.jpg
Scot
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WOW!! Awsome perspective. Great shot Gary.
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This shot is currently on my desktop, and is a home run with the whole family!!! EXCEEEEELLENT GARY. Thanks for sharing it. Hey, that one looks super really nice too Scot. But something about the blue tones in the originally posted one, has got me hooked to it. I know I voted it for a People's Choice Award.....
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Nice Photo. You sure found a great site. I would like to visit it some day. It is about three hours from home. Is it easily accessed or do you have to hike in? Myself I like the modified shot as these units are quite faded in reality and the colour correction does reflect a truer colour re the water and cliffs. You really notice it is on the hood of the lead Unit where the blue tone is eliminated and a true black is evident. Nice composition and great sky. Like fishing You caught a wopper.
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That photograph is awe inspiring. Tell me, do they have problems with rock falls on that line?
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At 35,000 ft. above the earth on board a Boeing 747-400...no problem!! Here? Forget about it!! Super photo, Gary!!
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Posted by ToledoTerminalRy on April 15, 2007 | |
Must have been in plain view the conductor saw you! Excellent shot!
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I'd hate to derail up there. Nice shot, Gary.
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Great Shot!!
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Surreal!
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Very beautiful shot. I love the colors and think you did a GREAT JOB!
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Does Amtrak use this line? I would enjoy this view for sure!
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Posted by Paul on February 19, 2012 | |
Amtrak's Adirondack uses this line. The Adirondack runs between New York and Montreal.
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