Good morning Sir by Graysta

My most memorable image of her was in December 2010 whilst running to Lincoln with the Lindum Christmas Fayre.Overnight snow and sun the following morning made a picture postcard setting.Beautiful steam locomotive a credit to those that look after her of which I'm a member of the SNGLPT.Great morning shot well worth the early start.

Doncaster Steel by Graysta

It was a fantastic event a day to remember seeing these three side by side.Lovely timeless shot.

Feeding A V2 by Graysta

A beautiful class of engine sadly missed on the main line where she belongs.

It's Black & White Sir by Graysta

Could easily be a Kings Cross departure in the 1960's....great mono.

Pocket full of Coal by Graysta

Fantastic backlit shot.

Southern Goods by Graysta

Nice shot and processing.

One Last Look by Graysta

Lovely winter steam shot with some nice light and clag.Agree about the driver leaning out looking adds so much more.

Rainbow by canonfan

Wow what a beauty worth the rush great shot.

Evening Duchess by Captainkez

Beautiful shot of the Duchess superb light.

Clan Line by Captainkez

Cracking location lovely shot.

Steaming through the Moors by Captainkez

Lovely composition nicely done.

Divine Light by Gavin_Duxbury

Beautiful shot Gavin perfection in every way captured here.

Duchess on route to Scarborough by Gavin_Duxbury

I take it Gavin you were the early arrival at this location (red car) when we arrived here at 8.30.We could see a photographer down by the wall the location I used on her last run.My friend Keith (video) went and stood behind you whereas I went up to the wall near the tunnel mouth.Another cracking performance by the Duchess she looked fabulous a credit to all those that look after 46233 at the West Shed, Butterley.Nice shot I do love this location,best wishes Simon.

The Red Arrows RNAS Yeovilton AirDay by Andyphotography

Fabulous capture.

Early light at Lindisfarne by pdove

Beautiful shot love the light on the rocks.

Evening's Berth ... by sut68

Magical shot love those reflections.