About the Contributors

Aaron Hockley has been actively railfanning and taking photos for about nine years and started Dogcaught.com as a way of sharing his railfanning experiences and thoughts on photography. Aaron’s Camera Gear
Aaron’s Flickr Stream
Steve Eshom began photographing trains using his parent’s equipment in the early 1980s. With the gift of a Canon AE-1 Program in 1985 Steve began taking railroad photographs in earnest. Steve shot a mix of prints and slides while living in Pullman, WA and Flint, MI. When Steve returned to the northwest in 1993 he switched to video. By 2000 digital technology had progressed to the point where good images could be made and Steve progressed through a series of digital cameras eventually landing on a Canon EOS 20D he uses today. Steve’s Photo Gallery
Steve’s Camera Gear
Photo of Adron B. Hall Adron Hall has been riding the flanged wheels since before full memories where developed. Today he intertwines his political views, occupation, and love of trains by riding as often as possible on his many consulting trips to wherever they take him. A camera purchase will bring out more visual details of his expeditions in the near future. Adron’s Blog: Transit Sleuth
  • Chris Morris
    I have been following this blog for a quite a while now, your pictures are excellent and the trips are interesting, but I am frustrated by the size of pictures you make available to your loyal fans. Take for instance the Bollo Hill shot, Steve describes it in detail but I can't see that detail on a 1920 x 1200 display with the size of picture and jpg compression level you are using. Please consider making larger pictures available, on Flickr or whatever, I would really like to use some of your pictures as desktop wallpaper, but it's hopeless at the moment. - I'm not going to sell your shots, or print them out and make millions off them - honest !

    Chris

    Cardiff UK
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