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Uploaded: 06/24/08 5:28 PM GMT
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Photography->Trains/Trams
Reisseck Mountain Train, 82% max. slope.
Thanks to all who view and comment!
edit: the rails form an N, therefor the title ;o)
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better you than me on there!....I have problems just looking out an upstairs window!!
great View though!
better you than me on there!....I have problems just looking out an upstairs window!!
great View though!
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* To Believe in myself and have faith in my Photography *
OwdBob'sGallery
Nice post, very well done. It looks like it's all
downhill from here.
Ed
downhill from here.
Ed
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WARNING: When zooming
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closer than they appear!.
What a fantastic ride this must be. Very good presentation.
. sandi♥
. sandi♥
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Nature in all her glory is my uplift on life.
ooh slight vertigo when i look at this... n?? lol, im sure there is an obvious explanation of n, but i dunno what it is!
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A great view. On a 2D image it is nearly impossible to show dept as you see it in real life 3D, but you succeeded very well here.
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Yet another amazing photo. I would hate to live at the bottom of that grade. You caught the depth of field in an amazing way. The framing of the shot and the colors of the buildings in the background along with the green of the hedge rows draw the eyes in some strange angles. This is one incredible photo that works with some amazing details. Like I said before, yet another amazing photo, keep up the great work.
Keith
Keith
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Too love and lost... yea, yea. What ever...
beautiful and somewhat treacherous-looking! well captured and what a great idea for a photo!
Dani
Dani
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genius is born-not paid.
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Appreciation is a wonderful thing: It makes what is excellent in others belong to us as well.-Voltaire
Regards, Cornelius.