Photo Contest

photographer:	"B.C. Rail" Running the B.C. Rail passenger train for the Canada Day celebrations. Kurtis Tyler at the controls. We carried over 3,000 passengers in the one day!!! Loco is a model of a M-420 BCR #646. built by Carr's Locomotive Works in Coquitlam, B.C. Doug May (super chief) Mary Roy owner of this train and me, Paul Roy

photographer: Lee Wright	"Green River Bridge" From Green River Michigan to Green River Wyoming, Union Pacific spans the country. C 30-7 locomotive scratch built by Lee Wright in 1985 is still running up miles. Powered by two permanent electric motors pulls a consist of freight cars over the bridge that spans Green River, White Creek railroad, Cedar Springs, Michigan. WRIGHTindtech.it.ilstu.edu
photographer: Jan-Eric Nystrom	"Pure Joy" There is no mistaking the pure joy seen in this 3-year old, who insisted on "one more lap!" a zillion times! Shot on my portable track in Hangö, Finland. The 0-4-0 switcher was built in one month (45 workshop hours) and has been very popular with kids visiting... animatosci.fi web site
photographer and photo-editor: Jan-Eric Nystrom animatosci.fi web site	Three shots, one of my 4-4-0 in Hangö, Finland, one shot of the old, wooden station building in Ekenäs, 20 miles away, and a finally a shot of myself, all "photosouped" together. Editors Note: This photo has been digitally manipulated. It doesn't fit into any of our current categories. Perhaps in the future, we'll add a new category.
photographer: Ed Kelley	"City Island RR Crown" The 24" gauge "Crown" locomotive at the City Island Rail Road station, Harrisburg, PA. Photo taken July 2002. Photo submitted by Ed Kelley. GTNGRRaol.com
photographer: Mark C. Gregor	"Snowy Summit" This SD-60 which was built by Lee Wright, has just reached the snow peaked summit on the Western Illinois Railroad located in rural Marshall County west of Henry, Illinois. Photograph taken on Sunday, January 20, 2002. Submitted by Mark C. Gregor westilrrocslink.com
photographer: Chris Stieh	"Which way do we go?" Two young engineers experiencing Train Mountain the proper way. Submitted by Chris Stieh and taken on Saturday August 02, 2003. DRGW375tscnet.com