looks like auto pilots working :)

rotation is cool, like the dark moody contrast.

Yes, the contrast is very nice. Very simple and definite subject as well. What's with the rotation?

I quite like it too. ^ The auto-post seems to be very efficient, I need to look into movable type.

Is it crooked on purpose? Is the autopilot a little tipsy with posting your pictures? Just curious.

I have to say this one appears...flat? There isnt much to it, nothing that immediatly takes my eye. Maybe its the colour.

Yeah? How come the photo's crooked? I hope that it's not suppose to be that way and just a broken plugin.

Too much detail, to distracting to me.

Gritty and pretty.

Now I know that there must be some puzzle to be solved here, what with the rotation - II'll be scratching my head for a bit:-) All things railway - love every last bit of ballast here!

wonderful. frisky likes.

is it me or do your photos look better with the grey template?
always seems like that to me!

Mmmm, I quite like this too, though the rotation is strange.

Clever title. :)

The 'slipped' mount is a very neat touch and absolutely in tune with the image. At the risk of further play on words I'd say you're stretching the boundaries again Dave. We need more humour (or, for our transatlantic friends, 'humor') like this...
I hope 'the London showing went well.

Preciosa composición, preciosa toma, super acertado el tono sepia.
fecilitaciones.

this type of tone always seems to work well with railroad photos... maybe having the "40" in the upper right of the photo would have been a bit more effective, as the center of visual focus it leads the eye right off the left of the photo... love the color effect and the highlighting of the rail spikes... excellent shot

What I like most is the way your exposure goes to complete black (or brown) in the lower right. Also, that 40 is randomly elegant.

A very nice dynamic picture, good framing! Congrats

Congrats on the exhabition - well deserved I say! Love the contrast in this shot. I like the 40 too... not sure what it means but it adds just a little something.

That wouldn't be a 40 degree angle would it?

very nice picture, like the color and the composition...
a little flash back in the past....
;)

Thanks everyone.

As for why this was rotated: I decided that I would have preferred this shot if I'd rotated it a little as I took it, so I thought I'd try rotating it and then cropping. But after rotating it I decided that I quite liked the black border, particularly the way it complemented the dark corners, so left it as it was.