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Gornergrat railway in Switzerland

Gornergrat railway in Switzerland

It was when I was traveling in Switzerland. The majestic Matterhorn is visible in the background. And this is panorama.

It was when I was traveling in Switzerland. The majestic Matterhorn is visible in the background. And this is panorama.
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Where was it? Gorgeous!

wow!

On one of my pieces of land. There’s an old farm yard there

Superb shot

it is magic

Beautiful

Fantastic, I love trains, and great capture of one

It sort of looks like the Lonely Mountain, very nice shot.

Great shot. Lots of elements, blended well

Ultimate

I like this photo because it is a very different view of a familiar subject. Well done..

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Amazing

Ossam picture i like it

very cool

Incredible

Timing of the train is good; pity it is in shadow. The pillars of the viaduct need to be straightened.

Outstanding shot.

Beautiful!

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Beautiful! Where was this taken?

The sharpness is amazing!!

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