The lighting is spectacular -- beautiful photo!
I love the atmosphere of this photo, Chris!
Philip, no. This is an update to the original Deseret Western scheme, primarily changing the font and removing the Western Fuels logo, along with a fresh coat of paint all over:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/dwhonan/4205425196/sizes/o/
The NdeM units had similar striping, though not quite the same, and were painted gray instead of a creamy beige:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/dwhonan/4205425926/sizes/o/
A good comparison of color and stripe differences:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/dwhonan/4205425342/sizes/o/
https://www.flickr.com/photos/dwhonan/4205425196/sizes/o/
The NdeM units had similar striping, though not quite the same, and were painted gray instead of a creamy beige:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/dwhonan/4205425926/sizes/o/
A good comparison of color and stripe differences:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/dwhonan/4205425342/sizes/o/
The locomotive reminds me of Bender from the US TV series Futurama: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bender_%28Futurama%29
The clouds really give this scene depth; very nice!
Pure class. What a beauty!
Great shot, Yuri! I live in Seattle and see these trains all the time, though I rarely have the opportunity to get out along the shore and photograph them.
Deseret Power Railway coal loads in Coyote Basin
Deseret Power Railway's new paint scheme
I like the historic bridge, too!
What a beautiful place to build a railroad! Great job capturing the whole scene.
Spectacular scenery!
Three SD9043MACs with potash along the Columbia River
This is the Gooseneck, isn't it? Sure looks a lot different than when I was last there in 2005! Personally, I think "bumble bee" would be more apt for those units...
Awaiting the scrapper's torch
