Hit Me With Your Best Shot . . Just ONE please

Older photo but still my favorite.

 

One of my mood shots. "Late night at the engine house". Don

The old layout, circa 1999:

 

 

He's now 6'1" and a sophomore in college!

 

Peter

A foggy morning Challenger run.

Terry

From my layout on a door.

Here's mine from my layout from some years ago.  Mark

Eliot,

 

Just got back from Springfield, MA.  What a great idea! Really great pics w a lot of meaning for the people who are posting them, which makes a great thing even better.

 

Ed Boyle

Probably by next week, it will all be down and packed up until next December.

 

 

"Texas Special Departs Tuxedo Junction"

 

I like this one.  Pure toy trains, straight up.  Leica lens Lumix FZ35.  No gimmicks, no fancy gear unless a tripod counts.

 

Pete

Great thread! Thanks for sharing these great pics all. Ben

 

This one seems to capture the theme of my layout best.

 

Tom

FANTASTIC PICS-WOW

Outstanding Pic's Great thread Keep it going please.

Another fine mess you've got us in. . . 

Great Photos everyone.

Keep them coming.

 

This post-war Hudson (736 if I remember right) was handed down to me from my Uncle Walter and cousin Walter Gerard, both deceased now.  I always think that's my Aunt Kitty and Uncle Walter sitting there in Railfan Park.

 

(If you have any rheumatology problem in the last 20 years, you probably benefited from my cousin's work--he grew up to be one of the best research and practicing rheumatologists in the country.  He passed away a few years ago at age 59 after contracting a disease while on a Doctors Without Borders mission in Central America.  Toot your train's whistle for Walter Gerard sometime.)

 

 

Steve C.

This was my first experiment with lighting. I still have some work to do, but it is still one of my favorites:

 

Here's one.

I love using the oversized figures

Great idea Eliot....!!  Right click the picture and then click on "open link in new window" to get a full screen shot...

Alan

 

Midnight at the Shell Refinery

I dont think I have taken my best shot yet. 

 

 

Fabulous pics, everyone.

 

Peter

Great pictures    Thanks everyone

Mike CT

 

I was just trying to see how the new background would photograph.

 

NYC 622 pulling a load of boxcars heads over the Garfield Ave Bridge on her daily drill to service the industrial area on the Sandy Harbor Terminal RY.

 

 

This is one of my favorites

Dennis,

 

Now THAT is a sweet shot!

 

 Dave