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The Bend
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Uploaded: 01/05/06 10:30 PM GMT
The Bend
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I took this picture in Pennsylvania during a train ride called Tioga Train Ride. Couple miles outside of Wellsboro, PA.
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::ianmacappin
01/06/06 12:58 AM GMT
Hey this is a great shot. Well done for hanging out that window. A brilliant picture. Very well done.
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Don`t cover yourself in petrol and smoke.
good composotion, I like the angle and concept alot. the image is a bit dull as far as color contrast but the concept and idea are great
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"Then as it was,
Then again it will be.
An' though the course may change sometimes,
Rivers always reach the sea."
I agree, it's a wonderful image and thoughtful shot. However, the white balance seems off to me...kinda hazy. Did you have a UV filter on, that may help some to bring out somemore tones. But, then again who worries about stuff like that when you're hangin' out a train!!! :)
Keep'em coming!!!
Keep'em coming!!!
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Picture Purrrfect
Marc,
There is nothing quite like a photo of a unique train in a unique setting. Upon closer inspection of your image though, its quality somewhat diminishes. Having tried to take some good photos of the above myself, I know how difficult it can be. Your image seems to be very grainy and somewhat smudged. I think that it is in focus (quite close to the camera if i am not mistaken, but try and use really large f-stop values to get the whole train in focus, and perhaps a lower iso if possible (that may remove the grainy...stuff). The other members have given you some useful suggestions as well. My congratulations though on your compositions, the angle, your positioning of the train, and everything seems to be level; this all been quite a challenge on a lot of train rides.
Look forward to see more risky images!
There is nothing quite like a photo of a unique train in a unique setting. Upon closer inspection of your image though, its quality somewhat diminishes. Having tried to take some good photos of the above myself, I know how difficult it can be. Your image seems to be very grainy and somewhat smudged. I think that it is in focus (quite close to the camera if i am not mistaken, but try and use really large f-stop values to get the whole train in focus, and perhaps a lower iso if possible (that may remove the grainy...stuff). The other members have given you some useful suggestions as well. My congratulations though on your compositions, the angle, your positioning of the train, and everything seems to be level; this all been quite a challenge on a lot of train rides.
Look forward to see more risky images!
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It seems to me that what wears us down the most in life aren't the chances we take, but the chances we dont take, the dreams we put aside, the adventures we push away, the questions that are never answered
Thankyou for the comments, this should help me on my other pictures to come.
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