Hello, my name is Vanmanyo, I'm a rail enthusiast from the Midlands. I am an aspiring rail photographer, and love taking images of trains!

My aim on Wikipedia is to provide train-related articles with the highest quality photographs; I usually follow several 'rules' when changing a photo on Wikipedia with one of my images:

• There must be a reason for a change - I don't change images for the sake of having my image on a Wikipedia page. These changes include:
  • Previous image is blurry or low quality
  • Previous image features an older variant of what's being shown (such as an outdated livery)
  • Previous image does not fully show what's being shown (such as a poorly cropped image)
• The image must show what the Wikipedia article is about - and be relevant in the 21st century. The image must also be framed well, highlighting the whole object.
• The image must be, in my view, more useful for the average user in terms of information shown etc.

Obviously, sometimes I may change an image wrongly, but I always try and be as unbiased as possible :D

These are some of my most interesting Wikipedia commons images I have taken. Most of these are with my Canon EOSM5, some are with other on-hire cameras or my mobile device.

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  Locomotive Services Limited class 90 sat at Crewe, with a TFW Mark4 DVT in shot too.
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  A Sub-surface S-stock train departing Euston Sq station.
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  Class 755 approaching Berney Arms station.
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  A class 323 parked at Birmingham New Street
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  Class 231 at Lisvane & Thornhill.
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  A GA Class 317 parked at London Liverpool Street.

Images dedicated to my local TOC - Chiltern Railways

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  A Class 168/0 parked at BMO, preparing for a service out towards MYB.
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  Interior of a CH Mark 3 carriage.
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  A CH Class 68 pulls out of WRW Station.
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  A CH Driving Van Trailer and silver set passing Bordesley.