Posted by Ray Peacock heartlandrails.com on November 22, 2008  Supurb, first time I've seen this effect here Rob. Posted by Jim Sinclair on November 22, 2008  EXCELLENT shot, Rob!! Thanks for standing out in the cold last night to capture this image! Posted by John Fladung on November 22, 2008  Excellent shot. Thanks for capturing this before it can't be captured anymore. Posted by Mitch Goldman on November 22, 2008  Nicely seen and captured! Posted by Brian Sellers on November 22, 2008  Outstanding shot Rob! How did you illuminate the semaphores? Posted by Adam Pizante on November 23, 2008  Very cool shot, I love the movment from the signel! Posted by Rob Schreiner on November 23, 2008  Thanks for the comments... the illumination, after the after the head of the locomotive passed, was provided by halogen flashlight. Posted by Ken Kuehne on November 24, 2008  Rob: Quite possibly my favorite semaphore shot right here. Superbly executed shot. Posted by Jim Thias on November 26, 2008  Excellent job, Rob. Congrats on the POTW. Posted by Andy Toms on November 26, 2008  Great job capturing the motion of the semaphores. Posted by Matthew Harrell on November 26, 2008  Rob, this is quite possibly the coolest semaphore shot that I've ever seen, especially capturing the blade moving back to the "Stop" position. Great illustration of how the railroad phrase of "knocking a signal down" originated. Simply brillant! Posted by Cinderpath on November 26, 2008  Fantastic shot Rob- Nice way to capture the feeling of being around blades! Thanks for posting. Posted by Patrick Smith (Railwolf) on December 1, 2008  I was just trying to do this the other night. Hopefully it'll come out better next time, like yours did. I am loving this. Great shot! Posted by Matt Caro on December 19, 2008  WOW! What was the Exposure time on that one?

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