Railway Photo Galleries - Page 6
Each gallery features a series of images with a common theme which is usually based around a date or place. Where possible I have included a detailed description of the image with some background to the circumstances where appropriate.
# | Title | Country |
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123 | Clean steam locos at Qiqihar depot | China (1985) |
122 | Garratts from Thomson Junction | Zimbabwe (1981) |
121 | British Railways Miscellany | United Kingdom (2008) |
120 | Usina Serra Grande sugar mill steam locos | Brazil (1978) |
119 | Indonesian Railways Mallets at Cibatu - part 1 | Indonesia (1980) |
118 | Ooty rack railway - part 1 | India (2008) |
117 | Swiss Railways Miscellany | Switzerland (1986) |
116 | Gregorio A Manalich sugar mill steam locos | Cuba (1981) |
115 | Nancha Steam Loco Depot | China (1986) |
114 | Narrow gauge steam Kohat to Thal | Pakistan (1989) |
113 | Steam Locos at sunrise, Malakwal | Pakistan (1985) |
112 | Steam locos near Wankie & Thomson Junction | Zimbabwe (1987) |
111 | Bloemfontein Steam Loco Shed | South Africa (1985) |
110 | Steam locos from Bethlehem to Ficksburg | South Africa (1985) |
109 | Lyon Perrache & Part Dieu trains | France (2010) |
108 | Trains at Jasper, Alberta | Canada (2009) |
107 | Between Frankfurt & Trier | Germany (1985) |
106 | Changchun - the old trams | China (1985) |
105 | Langxiang - steam on two gauges | China (1985) |
104 | Steam locos around Faisalabad | Pakistan (1985) |
103 | Steam near Lake Victoria | Kenya (1977) |
102 | GMAM Garratts on Lootsberg Pass | South Africa (1978) |
101 | Bulawayo loco shed | Zimbabwe (1980) |
The images in these galleries are from two key sources. All images pre-1995 were taken on either Kodak or Agfa slide film using Nikon SLR cameras. These slides have subsequently been processed through a 5400 dpi scanner and then colour balanced using Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Lightroom. In some cases the frame has been cropped but this has only been done where the subject matter is rare and justified this change. After 1995 all images are digital, taken with a variety of cameras although since 2003 Nikon DSLRs have been used.