rino54

No problems. But be careful it seems that such photography is illegal in many countries in Europe. There is a post about it with my other night picture published on this website.

Thanks for this. I'm a train driver myself and I can tell you that there are plenty of lights that are not flashes and very annoying (cars, advertising, public lights, ...)
In this case, I knew the driver but in many other cases (like the ETMF also on Transpo) there are no lights in the vision field of the driver. I've been experimenting for around a year now with some friends drivers and their words are that the flash of light is the same feeling than when the pantograph is moving under the catenary.
I don't want Transpo to have troubles anyway and won't post any other night shots. I understand all the legal considerations and will act as a good citizen in the future

I use some Godox flashes (V850ii and AD360) controlled by wifi. I placed them parallel to the tracks out of the driver's view.

Thanks for the advice Federico. Which countries actually forbid the use of flashes?

Hello. I used three flashes to light the side of the train and a fourth one to light the foreground. The final picture is a mix of two. The first one is the train exposed by the flashes and a second one is the factory in the background.

I really like the processing and the coulours. Well done!

I really like the post-processing here. Thumbs up!!

Thanks for your comments!