Off The Rails

This site is dedicated to those photographers have obsessively voiced frustration about having photographs rejected by big-name railroad photography sites. Since many people have complained that the photo review and screening process can be a bit too punctilious, I offer an alternative outlet for this photography. This metaphorical “Train Wreck” wins the coveted and much-sought-after title of the “Best of the Worst train photo site on the planet.” Feel free to share your masterpieces.

Sunday, October 30, 2011

Horsing Around in San Jose

Just getting "black" to basics.

Photo Location: 1st and Basset, San Jose.

Photo by psa188.

Tuesday, October 25, 2011

Orange You Happy?

To visit Klamath Falls?

Photo: psa188

Sunday, October 23, 2011

Boxing Day

Even on the day after Christmas, shot composure is always important.

Photo location: Swarthout Canyon Road, Cajon Pass.

Photo by Darryl Bustamante

Wednesday, October 19, 2011

Rust in Peace

It's better than rusting in pieces.

Photo location: Tillamook, Oregon.

Photo by psa188.

Monday, October 17, 2011

But Main Street's Still All Cracked and Broken

Sorry Mom, the mob has spoken.

Photo location: "Springfield"
Photo by psa188

Look out for the big white thingy!

Moron

Photo location: 1st and Taylor Streets in San Jose, CA

Photo: psa188

Sunday, October 16, 2011

Head 'em off at the Pass

Cajon Pass, that is.

Photo location: Cajon Pass at Mormon Rocks.

Photo by Darryl Bustamante

Digital Zoom Blows

If you don't have a proper lens, just watch and enjoy the moment.

Photo location: Columbia River Gorge.

Photo by psa188.

The Shadow Nose

When photographing a train, try and hit the shutter before the nose of the locomotive hits the tree shadow.

Shot location: near exit 28 on I-84 east of Portland, OR.

Photo by psa188.

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