Drew, it does lean. The super elevation is not that much. Us old guys don't always hold the camera level. And the picture's a little flat. Looks much better with the gamma turned up some. Try setting your ego aside and fix it and resubmit it.

And for the poster with the flat corn field theory -- the scanners are in Las Vegas.

With digital your shot was free and immediate. With Kodachrome you had to wait days and pay for film and processing. And as you said, there was no way you could have gotten the picture in such low light.

The other day I took over 90 train pictures. Had I been shooting Kodachrome that would have been nearly 3 rolls. I would never had bracketed and shot so many different angles with Kodachrome. And the "keepers" are far better.