Cogwheel train II, a photo from Bayern, West

Photographer's Note

A more total version of what I published yesterday:

Wendelstein 1838 m on the brink of the Bavarian Alps is a fine watching post for all directions. In this case, some view towards NNE is included, showing Lake Simssee and a short part of Inn river in the vicinity of Rosenheim.
The mountain's top is accessible either by cable car from Bayrischzell (southwest of summit), by cogwheel train from Brannenburg in Inn valley (east of summit, with a maximum inclination of 237 per mille) - and by climbing, of course.

It is possible to combine these public transportations by a bus which takes you from one ground station to the other.
Taken on film with Canon A1.

@ktanska: There are only four cogwheel railways in Germany: Zugspitze and Wendelstein in the Alps, a short one in Stuttgart and Drachenfels near Bonn / Rhine, for the unexperienced British tourists ... :-)

Lidka, ikeharel, PiotrF, ktanska, lucasgalodoido has marked this note useful

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GyurMaster (24840) 2018-02-03 12:15

Dear Sven,

You switched to digital late or just like nostalgia like me? To be frank I learned on digital and obtained some film bodies later. :)
Anyway, its a good composition with a well-placed curvature in the fg and the feel of the endless space in the bg.

Best Wishes,
Gy.

PiotrF (54850) 2018-02-03 14:28

Hello Sven,
Interesting photo from the Bavarian Alps with a train in the foreground.
Very well captured with good sharpness and quality.
Fine presentation.
Regards
Piotr

ktanska (44832) 2018-02-04 7:56

Hi Sven
Fantastic view of this cogwheel railway. This reminded me of the Zugspitze railway. Although this one is less famous views are certainly great. Nowadays we are not so used to film noise. But here it is only obvious on otherwise smooth blue sky.
Kari

lucasgalodoido (27698) 2018-02-05 2:57

Ol� Sven,
interessante essa vista das montanhas aqui, com o trem pequeno diante da impon阯cia da natureza. Gostei da plan韈ie ao fundo tamb閙. Belo trabalho.
Parab閚s e Abra鏾,
Lucas