fint og kraftfullt bilde:) ville imidlertid ikke klippet så mye nederst, og hvis mulig fått vekk vognen helt foran..liker vinkelen bildet er tatt fra og linjeføringen ellers i komposisjonen..
mvh willy

Nice, and different shot of an old train. Well done

Nice shot from a different angle than usual.
Use of a more wideangled lens would have made the effect of big wheels even stronger.
The carriage in front of the locomotive distracts from the clear outline of its front. You have also cropped quite close to the wheel at the bottom, a little more rail would help.
Even though it is rather obvious that the wheels are BIG, it is difficult to see how big. E.g. the driving wheels of the Royal Hudson turned out to quite a bit taller than a normal size person, i.e. a diameter > 2 m. An interested person would have provided a scale, but would probably also clutter your clean composition.
Odd Tore

Nice picture , but I propose that you remove the carriage in the front(right) part of the picture. Also I would have increased the saturation.

I keep wondering how a black/white or sepia version would look like, interesting picture.

Hi Wes,
on my screen the colors look very nice.
Very close and nice impression, but still - I believe that you should have allowed å LITTLE bit more room at the bottom edge. Pity with the waggon at the right side - but ok, it was there...
Regards Mike

A really beautiful locomotive. Locomotive like that isn’t an everyday thing in Norway. Great colors.

Kindly regards JRH

Like the composition. Nice train. Good picture, but I think the cabin should have been on the picture.

R

Hi Wes! I really like your composition. But i think you could have made it a little darker in the upper right in PS. But its not that necessary:) Like your pictures:)
And my sunset picture from England was taken in Cornwall. Lovely part of England:)

Best Wishes Terje

Nice shot!

Great composition, good dynamics and a classical motive:)
I don't think the black wagon in the right corner of the image should be there, it kind of clutters up the image a bit.

Regards
Knut A. Kvåle