Railways
An image taken at the GWR centre in Didcot Oxfordshire. The image is a posed image. I wanted to capture a look and feel of the time when steam railways was at their height of popularity. The event was a photographers event at night time. A very enjoyable evening.
A day trip to the Yorkshire Dales to photograph Britannia crossing Ribblehead Viaduct. I have always wanted to have a steam locomotive heading North over the viaduct.
Flying Scotsman on a midweek steam special. Following the re-opening of the Settle to Carlisle railway line after a landslip.
Preserved steam locomotive 92214 a 9F takes the incline from Loughborough to Quorn on a cold November morning.
The first double headed passenger train of the day at The Great Central Railway.
This image was taken at photographers event at Barrow Hill Roundhouse. Two engineers bring to life a giant of the railways.
92214 heading South at Kinchley lane on the Great Central Railway.
Tornado and Flying Scotsman together. The image was taken at Barrow Hill Round house.
I have always loved steam engines and the Settle to Carlisle railway.
I love to see a steam engine working an incline. The Settle to Carlisle is the perfect setting to see a locomotive doing just that.
I have had the pleasure to have held a lineside pass for The Great Central Railway at Loughborough. This gave me the opportunity to get close and personal with some of the preserved engines in traffic.
I have attended special photography events at Barrow Hill Roundhouse. Two images from the event appear in this gallery.
All images are the copyrite of Gavin Duxbury.