July 2017
23 thoughts on “Locomotive Breath”
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Locomotive Breath
American Writer, Photographer, and Website Designer. Former career Fire and EMS Lieutenant.
This is definitely brought back memories, can remember the first time I came in contact with a locomotive engine in my school excursion. it was thrilling for me.
nice shot of the steam. made me think about the harry potter movie. 😛
This mist be an expensive locomotive engine. It so clean and neat.
The timing is just perfect, that why the exhaust is captured. I love the black and white effect, makes it look really old.
The steam here look cool. I like seeing shots like this once in a while.
I really thought you’ll gonna post the Jethro Tull from their 1971 album. The steam and smoke looks really cool makes the photo more catchy.
Lovely, very old and durable train. I doubt it if we have them out there this days. Lovely effect, so cool
When I was a child, I love it. I would always imitate it.
The old train is really cool. I really love vintage stuff.
This is probably the coolest picture of a train that I have ever seen.
This is the best vintage model I have ever seen. It has brought back my old memories.
I like the train’s design. It has that cool vintage look.
The old trains used to pollute the air a lot. It’s a good thing nowadays they are much cleaner.
These trains have been replaced with electric ones. How far technology has come!
This locomotive is hard at work. It shows from all the bellowing smoke.
For how old it is, this train sure has been maintained well. It’s a part of history.
What a magnificent looking locomotive! I wish I could ride in it.
A train that runs on diesel. These are a rarity nowadays!
I almost missed the operator standing at the front carriage. Awesome shot indeed.
The black and white adds a nice touch to the shot. It looks so beautifully nostalgic 🙂
It sure looks like the train is breathing out. The title is very befitting.
The locomotive belongs in a train museum. It sure looks dated.
The smoke is like the breathe of the train. It needs to keep on removing it, so that it can keep on moving.