Network Rail says the two people stopped for a photo at a spot where trains travel at 100mph.
Two people have been caught on CCTV "risking their lives" to take a photograph on a railway line.
It said this stretch of line in Gloucestershire sees at least 138 trains pass through every day at speeds of up to 100mph.The image was taken on the main line between Bristol and Birmingham near Quedgeley on 15 March at 17:45 GMT.A spokesperson for Network Rail said: "Misusing a level crossing is incredibly dangerous and could lead to life-changing injuries, or worse.
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