Someone mentioned NERail and North American NERail. They accept all photos as well. I don't even bother with Railpictures.net. They have some great shots, but they are on a high orse with what pictures do and don't get accepted. I just don't care that much. To me, posting photos is for historical purposes and sharing with others, not trying to define what shots are great or what shots are lousy.
Brooks
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by OCtrainguy
You can also try trainweb.org. They grant up to ten MB of space for a website, if you wish to build one. Here is my website there:
http://www.trainweb.org/octrainguy/
I also use Community Webshots, which grants up to a certain limit of free storage space for photos.
As a side note, I have a few photos on rp.net. However, most of my photos submitted thus far were rejected, even two photos published in Railpace.
http://www.trainweb.org/octrainguy/
I also use Community Webshots, which grants up to a certain limit of free storage space for photos.
As a side note, I have a few photos on rp.net. However, most of my photos submitted thus far were rejected, even two photos published in Railpace.
