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First time since 1992 a photo shoot was set up with 5 Locomotives Under Steam. I am happy I got to see it.

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That's just plain cool!

Thanks Roger.

Jason Rose wrote:That's just plain cool!

Thanks Roger.

It was fun to see and shoot.

Great shots. While watching the set up live I was concerned about the overcast effecting the shots, I shouldn't have been. I'm glad you were able to recreate the 1992 shot.
Did you capture video or just stills?
I'd like to see that drone when I'm back in Chama in 2016.

Thanks again, Roger

Pete Dahlberg wrote:Great shots. While watching the set up live I was concerned about the overcast effecting the shots, I shouldn't have been. I'm glad you were able to recreate the 1992 shot.
Did you capture video or just stills?
I'd like to see that drone when I'm back in Chama in 2016.

Thanks again, Roger

I was doing both video and stills at the same time.

Glad you had more to post.

Sharon Evans wrote:Glad you had more to post.

Me to.

Documenting a GRANDE moment there Roger. What a scene!!!! Shot 12 is my fav. Love the diagonal front faces of the locos. Thanks!! (Do you have a fav?)
Larry

Larry Gibson wrote:Documenting a GRANDE moment there Roger. What a scene!!!! Shot 12 is my fav. Love the diagonal front faces of the locos. Thanks!! (Do you have a fav?)
Larry

I like #12 the best.

Roger Hogan wrote:

Larry Gibson wrote:Documenting a GRANDE moment there Roger. What a scene!!!! Shot 12 is my fav. Love the diagonal front faces of the locos. Thanks!! (Do you have a fav?)
Larry

I like #12 the best.

A classic steam train shot.

How can you choose a favorite when they are all great shots!!!
I like 12, but also like several of the aerial shots, might have to pick 6 as the best - something with the way the smoke is. Great job Roger capturing this moment in history.

Larry Sullivan wrote:How can you choose a favorite when they are all great shots!!!
I like 12, but also like several of the aerial shots, might have to pick 6 as the best - something with the way the smoke is. Great job Roger capturing this moment in history.

Thanks for your nice comment.

Add my vote for #12 also! It's certainly looking for a Wall Calendar photo in the future, Roger. Thanks again for all! Well done!

Farol Henkle wrote:Add my vote for #12 also! It's certainly looking for a Wall Calendar photo in the future, Roger. Thanks again for all! Well done!

Thank you Farol.