Man thats a good looking engine. Looks like 765 wasn't the only one getting your attention last weekend.
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Well done panning shot, thanks for posting.
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What a great shot Mitch, nice looking locomotive. Lee
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Nice and E5 rock.
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Well done! That's the way that engine should look!
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The "Panmeister" strikes again! Razor sharp...at 1/6 sec! So, where do I buy one of these gyro-stabilized cameras?
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What an incredible photo Mitch. How fast was it going?
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Another killer image from the Pan Master! Kudos to the museum folks for keeping this beauty in primo running shape
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Fantastic shot, considering the train couldn't have been doing more than 20 miles per hour! And, this is but one of the many treasures the Illinois Railway Museum has preserved for us! Thanks Mitch, and to the entire crew at Union.
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Yet another great pan shot! A beautiful image, Mitch.
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I bow down before you... what a shot.
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A 1950's era engine pan shot in 2009! Awesome shot once more Mitch!
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Nice shot of a great looking locomotive. Thanks for sharing
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My favorite of yours Mitch, a perfect subject and you nailed it!
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1/6th?! Geez Mitch... Great shot and a beautiful subject to pan. Well done!
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There was a time when trains were truly streamlined. That era is 99% gone. Thanks to the IRM though we get to live a moment like this! Thanks,Mitch we needed this!
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Mitch, have you resorted to doing pans of model locomotives? haha Excellent job!
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After seeing this shot Mitch, they need to change the E5's name to "Silver Bullet". Yet another masterpiece from "Pan-master"
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Incredible Mitch! You made a wonderful old gal look like she was in her prime, blasting down the rails and making the crew proud! A tip o' the hat!
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Excellent! Definite PCA. Like everyone else, I love the pan and the E...but I also really dig the differential focus that makes this almost look like a model. Well done.
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Wow, 1/6th ! Great job. Perhaps the most appropriate type of photo for this fine engine.
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Nice job, Mitch. I still think that nothing compares to a steam pan shot with blurred drivers, rods and steam. But this comes close.
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| Posted by on June 3, 2009 | |
If there was ever a diesel made for a Goldman Pan, this is it. Great, great work.
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Wow!, that caught my eye,
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The setting that Unit is supposed to be in. Class act shot!
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A modern take on a Pan made famous by Jim Boyd, Thanks for Sharing.
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With this very comment you will have 16000 extra views according to the comment is worth 600 views formula. I think the E unit pan is the standard diesel pan. E units are long, sleek and have nice body details, i.e. portholes and grill work at the top. just like General Motors autos used to be, the E unit was the standard Passenger loco. I first remember seeing was a J..P. Lamb IC E 9 unit in Train s magazine.. Thanks Mitch for another beautiful clean memorable image..
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Richard Pryor on that train?
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| Posted by on October 1, 2011 | |
How did I miss this? Wow!
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