Sep 28, 2010

Photography: Railroads Through Heavenly Landscape

A collection of 25 stunning Photography capturing the beauty of Railroads and Trains passing through heavenly green landscape. Landscape and Trains/railroads always come together and this collection contains some great landscape cum Train/Railroads photography from across the world. Stunning Collection of Railroads and Train Photography Surrounded by Heavenly Landscape

Westbound BNSF mixed freight train framed by the wooden overpass at Home Valley, Washington, USABy Scott Lothes

Train goes through the lonely railroad in West Park, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA while the dense, cold fog hangs on through the morning. By Ben Sutton

Train pass through a green valley at Ruthton Park, surrounded by lots of poison oak up there. By Randy Johnson

Train swings through a curve along Brule Lake with the Miette and Brule ranges providing the back drop.By Jeff Robertson

Train pass through a foggy lakefront morning, surrounded by green at Three Valley in Revelstoke, British Columbia, Canada By Jim Dorst

Passenger train passes through Girdwood Valley in Alaska, USA. Dark storm clouds are shrouding the Chugach Mountains as the train finds a bit of sun to cast it's reflection in the saline ponds. By David Blazejewski

Thunderstorm seen while a rail engine passes through just east of the downtown Kingman area, in Arizona, USA By Nscalemike

The last light of day sees an empty garbage train heading West along the Columbia River in North Dalles, Washington. By Alan Crotty

A BNSF Z train wound through the curves at Bealville during the spring in the Tehachapis at Caliente, California, USA By Ken Kuehne

Train passes beside a beautiful landscape beside the Andes Mountain during the Southern Hemisphere summer. By Jean-Marc Frybourg

Train heads north from San Luis Obispo at California, USA By John West

Sunrise on the Colorado Plateau greets a westbound train as it climbs the Arizona Divide with a manifest on it's block on the BNSF Seligman Subdivision.By John Benner

A west bound BNSF manifest train crosses the fill at Chamberlain Lake near Lyle, Washington.By Ryan Dadgari

Canadian Pacific Railway train passes an amazing green landscape at Exshaw, Alberta, Canada By Matthew Hicks

Railroad in fog at New Bern, North Carolina, USABy SuperDave

A weathered ExConrail Dash-8 train fills the quiet green valley the Manor Branch at Time in Pennsylvania By Willie Brown

Train runs over a bridge through an amazing landscape at ZimbabweVictoria Falls By Gianfranco Berto

Train crosses Kemper Street, Lynchburg, Virginia, USA during a nearly full moon. By Luke Sharrett

The 644 leads a northbound Westsider freight train towards McMinnville in Between Corvallis and Independence at Independence, Oregon, USABy Chris Fussell

Train passes through and old bridge in Weiyuan, China By John West

A lucky break in the clouds catches the K1 on Glenfinnan viaduct in the last week of the Jacobite Steam Train season at Fort William, UKBy Richard Stevens

A steam train runs alongside the river and rock at Washougal, Washington, USABy Swami

Train runs through the green at Perma, Montana, USABy Stephen A. Benkovitz

A 95 car train across the vast Arizona landscape on its way to Holbrook to interchange with the BNSF.By J Douglas Moore

23R Train runs north in the mist in Ranson, West Virginia, USA By Trainmasterrob

A steam locomotive runs through the green landscape at Berwyn at Denbighshire in Wales, UK By Steve Armitage

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